Hi Ricardo/list,

You could also use pfflowd (which exports netflow compatible datagrams).
Then you could set up ntop as a receiver, to give you long term stats.

Cheers,
Simon.

On Thu Jan 15 15:24 , "Ricardo Augusto de Souza" sent:

  Hi list,

  i have an openBSD 4.3 with PF as a gateway/router.
  My users go to the internet and to other networks through this
  server.
  I am still have no bw control, but i will implement it asap.

  I am used to monitoring bw using this tool:

  bwm-ng v0.6 (probing every 0.500s), press 'h' for help
  input: getifaddrs type: rate
  / iface Rx Tx
  Total
  ===========================================================================
  ===
  lo0: 0.00 KB/s 0.00 KB/s 0.00
  KB/s
  bge0: 117.30 KB/s 16.26 KB/s 133.56
  KB/s
  bge1: 40.39 KB/s 2.91 KB/s 43.30
  KB/s
  xl0: 16.76 KB/s 159.42 KB/s 176.17
  KB/s
  xl1: 0.00 KB/s 0.00 KB/s 0.00
  KB/s
  tun0: 0.00 KB/s 0.00 KB/s 0.00
  KB/s
  pflog0: 0.00 KB/s 0.00 KB/s 0.00
  KB/s
  tun1: 0.00 KB/s 0.00 KB/s 0.00
  KB/s
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  ---
  total: 174.44 KB/s 178.59 KB/s 353.03
  KB/s

  bge1 = internet A
  xl1 = internet B ( backup )
  bge0 = mpls ( network 10.100.0.0/25 )
  xl0 = lan

  bge0 is a 1 mbits/s link to my DataCenter. As you can see its with a
  high
  traffic right now.
  When this happens, i use tcpdump to try identify what is the IP with
  this high
  traffic.
  I read a lot about tcpdump advanced filtering but i couldn4t get it
  yet.

  # tcpdump -i xl0 dst net 10.100.0
  tcpdump: listening on xl0, link-type EN10MB
  11:58:13.444535 10.10.0.85.3686 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P
  1718388167:1718388351(184) ack 3906805828 win 64674 (DF)
  11:58:13.445633 10.10.0.37.4240 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P
  4245905889:4245905926(37) ack 739870590 win 65350 (DF)
  11:58:13.455229 10.10.0.59.3748 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P
  3266944936:3266945123(187) ack 1986329831 win 65535 (DF)
  11:58:13.463196 10.10.0.33.4449 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P
  2765663668:2765663713(45) ack 3349351703 win 65535 (DF)
  11:58:13.463314 10.10.0.85.3686 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P 184:229(45) ack
  71 win
  64604 (DF)
  11:58:13.465625 10.10.0.37.4240 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P 37:163(126) ack
  70 win
  65281 (DF)
  11:58:13.478123 10.10.0.101.1362 > 10.100.0.4.5900: . ack 2761513569
  win 65535
  (DF)
  11:58:13.478949 10.10.0.101.1362 > 10.100.0.4.5900: P 0:10(10) ack 1
  win 65535
  (DF)
  11:58:13.481370 10.10.0.59.3748 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P 187:1114(927)
  ack 166
  win 65370 (DF)
  11:58:13.485886 10.10.0.33.4449 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P 45:82(37) ack
  862 win
  64674 (DF)
  11:58:13.495067 10.10.0.85.3686 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P 229:274(45) ack
  1159 win
  65535 (DF)
  11:58:13.498905 10.10.20.200.3555 > 10.100.0.30.5900: . ack
  3093581142 win
  64760 (DF)
  11:58:13.499287 10.10.20.200.3555 > 10.100.0.30.5900: P 0:10(10) ack
  1 win
  64760 (DF)
  11:58:13.499671 10.10.0.37.4240 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P 163:347(184)
  ack 215 win
  65136 (DF)
  11:58:13.503325 10.10.0.33.4449 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P 82:864(782) ack
  931 win
  64605 (DF)
  11:58:13.509570 10.10.0.85.3686 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P 274:311(37) ack
  2020 win
  64674 (DF)
  11:58:13.511985 10.10.0.101.1362 > 10.100.0.4.5900: . ack 163 win
  65373 (DF)
  11:58:13.512286 10.10.0.32.1271 > 10.100.0.20.1521: P
  66502839:66503932(1093)
  ack 1747230381 win 64931 (DF)
  11:58:13.512293 10.10.0.101.1362 > 10.100.0.4.5900: P 10:20(10) ack
  163 win
  65373 (DF)

  Today i was not able to find who is fuck*** the mpls link.

  Can you help/teach me how to identify heavy users?

  Thanks

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