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From: Scott Gregory <bsdbox@citizen.infi.net>
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I have read many recommendations on using Argus to monitor the network. 
I have installed and played with Argus (in the most basic way).  Are
there any good instructions and/or examples on how to use Argus?

Thanks for any info,

Scott


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