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IP Bandwidth Watchdog 0.8.1 (Default branch)
Image ipband is a pcap-based traffic monitor. It tallies per-subnet traffic and bandwidth usage and starts detailed logging if the specified threshold for a specific subnet is exceeded. This utility could be handy in a limited bandwidth WAN environment (frame relay, ISDN, etc.) to pinpoint offending traffic sources if certain links become saturated to the point where legitimate packets start getting dropped. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
The integer type was changed to hold a cumulative byte count from long to double to avoid counter overflow in reports. Debian-specific changes include avoiding the use of /usr/local/, a man page in section 8, avoiding the use of printf when running in the background, successful building even if strtok_r is defined as a macro, and a change of the default MTA command string for mailing reports.Image

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ibod

IBOD(1) 						      General Commands Manual							   IBOD(1)

NAME

       ibod - ISDN MPPP bandwidth on demand daemon

SYNOPSIS

       ibod

DESCRIPTION

       Ibod  is  a  ISDN MPPP bandwidth on demand daemon designed to operate in conjunction with isdn4linux.  It is normally started at boot time,
       but can be started and stopped at any time. The program monitors inbound and outbound traffic on the  ISDN  interface.  When  the  required
       bandwidth  exceeds  the capacity for one ISDN B-channel (64kbps) a second (slave) channel is connected according to the MPPP protocol. When
       the traffic decreases below one channel capacity, the slave channel is disconnected.

       Ibod also supports more than one additional channel - see ibod.cf(4) for details.

       A configuration file /etc/isdn/ibod.cf is read initially.  The device /dev/isdninfo is monitored for the current state  and  throughput	of
       the ISDN interface.  All operation on the ISDN interface is made through the /dev/isdnctrl interface.

       Ibod is also listening on TCP port 6050 for eventual connection from control panel xibod(1).

SIGNALS

       Upon receiving SIGHUP, the configuration file is re-read.  A SIGPIPE closes an eventual socket connection with xibod.

ENVIRONMENT

       Variable IBOD_HOME specifies the directory where to look for the configuration file ibod.cf.

DIAGNOSTICS

       All logging is made to syslog with the identity tag ibod.

SEE ALSO

       ibod_cf(4) and xibod(1)

AUTHOR

       Bjoern Smith, Smith@Compound.SE
       Jan Obladen, obladen@datenwelt.net

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