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From: "Roger Williams" <rogerw1962@hotmail.com>
To: adam@kdcomputers.com, freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
Subject: Re: Monitoring/Recording Bandwidth Usage
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 20:46:01 -0400
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Below is the mrtg conf file i use to monitor my 3com switch.  I run a small 
hosting company and I can keep track of what machine is using what.

Roger




LogDir: /var/log/mrtg
HtmlDir: /var/www/htdocs/bandwidth/
Imagedir: /var/www/htdocs/bandwidth/images/

Target[all]: 101:public@216.242.xxx.2
Options[all]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[all]: NaviServers BandWidth Usage
PageTop[all]: <h1> BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[all]: 1000000
YLegend[all]: Total Bandwidth
ShortLegend[all]: Bits
LegendI[all]: In:
LegendO[all]: Out:
WithPeak[all]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp


Target[edo]: -103:public@216.242.xxx.2
Options[edo]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[edo]: Edo BandWidth Usage
PageTop[edo]: <h1>Edo BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[edo]: 500000
YLegend[edo]: Edo Bandwidth
ShortLegend[edo]: Bits
LegendI[edo]: In:
LegendO[edo]: Out:
WithPeak[edo]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp

Target[asuka]: -104:public@216.242.xxx.2
Options[asuka]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[asuka]: Asuka BandWidth Usage
PageTop[asuka]: <h1>Asuka BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[asuka]: 500000
YLegend[asuka]: Asuka Bandwidth
ShortLegend[asuka]: Bits
LegendI[asuka]: In:
LegendO[asuka]: Out:
WithPeak[asuka]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp


Target[nara]: -105:public@216.242.xxx.2
Options[nara]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[nara]: Nara BandWidth Usage
PageTop[nara]: <h1>Nara BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[nara]: 500000
YLegend[nara]: Nara Bandwidth
ShortLegend[nara]: Bits
LegendI[nara]: In:
LegendO[nara]: Out:
WithPeak[nara]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp

Target[heian]: -106:public@216.242.xxx.2
Options[heian]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[heian]: Heian BandWidth Usage
PageTop[heian]: <h1>Heian BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[heian]: 500000
YLegend[heian]: Heian Bandwidth
ShortLegend[heian]: Bits
LegendI[heian]: In:
LegendO[heian]: Out:
WithPeak[heian]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp


Target[kamakura]: -108:public@216.242.xxx.2
Options[kamakura]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[kamakura]: Kamakura BandWidth Usage
PageTop[kamakura]: <h1>Kamakura BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[kamakura]: 500000
YLegend[kamakura]: Kamakura Bandwidth
ShortLegend[kamakura]: Bits
LegendI[kamakura]: In:
LegendO[kamakura]: Out:
WithPeak[kamakura]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp


Target[nanbokucho]: -107:public@216.242.xxx.2
Options[nanbokucho]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[nanbokucho]: Nanbokucho BandWidth Usage
PageTop[nanbokucho]: <h1>Nanbokucho BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[nanbokucho]: 500000
YLegend[nanbokucho]: Nanbokucho Bandwidth
ShortLegend[nanbokucho]: Bits
LegendI[nanbokucho]: In:
LegendO[nanbokucho]: Out:
WithPeak[nanbokucho]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp

Target[nancho]: -111:public@216.xxx.xxx.2
Options[nancho]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[nancho]: Nancho BandWidth Usage
PageTop[nancho]: <h1>Nancho BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[nancho]: 500000
YLegend[nancho]: Nancho Bandwidth
ShortLegend[nancho]: Bits
LegendI[nancho]: In:
LegendO[nancho]: Out:
WithPeak[nancho]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp

Target[hokucho]: -110:public@216.242.xxx.2
Options[hokucho]: bits,nopercent,noinfo,growright
Title[hokucho]: Nancho BandWidth Usage
PageTop[hokucho]: <h1>Hokucho BandWidth Usage</h1>
MaxBytes[hokucho]: 500000
YLegend[hokucho]: Nancho Bandwidth
ShortLegend[hokucho]: Bits
LegendI[hokucho]: In:
LegendO[hokucho]: Out:
WithPeak[hokucho]: wmy
Language: iso2022jp

>From: "Adam Fladwood" <adam@kdcomputers.com>
>To: <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org>
>Subject: Monitoring/Recording Bandwidth Usage
>Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 19:23:36 -0500
>
>Hey Everyone,
>
>I'm curious if there are any programs (or possibly an addon for mrtg?) that
>can break down bandwidth into how many gigs were transfered from a specific
>port on my switch.  I've done some searching but came up empty handed.
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Adam Fladwood
>
>
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