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From: "Theodore Cekan" <ted@mho.net>
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Subject: question on network monitoring
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 13:10:56 -0600
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What is a good way to monitor network bandwidth based on ip subnet?  Is
there a package that parses tcpdump logs, or maybe can mrtg be used to graph
throughput not per interface, but ip subnet?

Thanks,

Ted




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