Hello all, I'm trying to use ntop for a specific purpose, and setting it up has been tough.
I'm in college, where they apply a 5GB to all students per month of access outside of the school. Any access to a school network doesn't count towards the limit. Currently, I have a linux router with NAT that is then connected to an access point. This means that anyone who connects to my access point goes through my router and charges towards my 5GB limit if they access outside of school. My internal IP addresses are organized 10.10.10.* on interface eth0, and my external interface is eth1. This school has four subnets, in the fassion of x.x.*.* I'm letting friends use my wireless, but I also want to keep a check on how much they use, since I get charged if it goes over 5GB/month. Is it possible to filter ntop so I can view the bandwidth usage for all bandwidth that leaves from the internal network and goes outside of the school's network? So basically, I want to see each individual 10.10.10.* ip address's contact with ip addresses that are not x.x.*.* Incoming and outgoing transfer both count. Any help is appreciated, or pointers to info on similar situations Thanks, Jimmy _______________________________________________ Ntop mailing list [email protected] http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop
