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Bandwidth monitoring
Post 302080405 by Crazy_murli on Tuesday 18th of July 2006 10:25:16 AM
07-18-2006
Bandwidth monitoring
Hi Gurus,
Need to have a way to monitor Bandwidth utilization on Linux servers, running squid .
Have worked on 3rd party monitoring tools like Bandwidth d, Nagios etc.
But we are working to find out a way to monitor this through Sitescope, for which we need to find a file [if any] where the Bandwidth utlization can be logged.
As per my expertise we can do this through iptables. But not very sure how to have a log of the Bandwidth utilization which is required to get this monitored through Sitescope.
Pls. forward me to any of the available threads, Since I could not find anything relevant in my search.
An early response is very much apreciated...
Thanx..
Need to have a way to monitor Bandwidth utilization on Linux servers, running squid .
Have worked on 3rd party monitoring tools like Bandwidth d, Nagios etc.
But we are working to find out a way to monitor this through Sitescope, for which we need to find a file [if any] where the Bandwidth utlization can be logged.
As per my expertise we can do this through iptables. But not very sure how to have a log of the Bandwidth utilization which is required to get this monitored through Sitescope.
Pls. forward me to any of the available threads, Since I could not find anything relevant in my search.
An early response is very much apreciated...
Thanx..
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