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10-05-2008
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how I can find size of incoming or outgoing data
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I'm using SLES10, I want to know the user size of the data that is downloaded or uploaded the data who connects to the server. In other words, a user utilization of my server in terms of size. Thanks, Kris |
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10-06-2008
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check if you have bwm, or bwm-ng
its a BandWidth monitor  Volker Gropp - currently (more or less) active projects |
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