On 19.09.22 18:46, Xavier Lecluse wrote:
You may use Cacti for example if you need to monitor your bandwith globally.
BTW
another problem came to my mind:
squid doesn't support 64-bis MIBs by now and looks it won't for some time:
an ELK stack with
metricbeat on your server will do the job for sure, but it could be overkill.
My two cents
Xavier
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My two cents
Xavier
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Hi guys,
I am searching for tool that could produce detailed statistics of bandwi
On 2022-09-19 12:06, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
Hi guys,
I am searching for tool that could produce detailed statistics of
bandwidth usage globally or for particular domains, e.g.
microsoft.com and webex.com within day.
I have some experience with calamaris and lightsquid, neither of those
Hi guys,
I am searching for tool that could produce detailed statistics of bandwidth
usage globally or for particular domains, e.g. microsoft.com and webex.com
within day.
I have some experience with calamaris and lightsquid, neither of those does
that.
I've looked at tools at:
