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Old 04-21-2008
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Hi all

I have been running iptraf on a linux box for a few months monitoring bandwidth utilization realtime from mac address with port mirroring.

Now I want to graph these bandwidth utilization. Is MRTG the right software?

Any ideas?
 

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