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albertldee
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Post by albertldee »

is there a router or switch that will let me be able to monitor network traffice something that will show a graph of the network traffice i would like to monitor all traffice on all pc on netowork

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Post by YoshiMon »

Any router that supports SNMP can use MRTG: http://oss.oetiker.ch/mrtg/

Good stuff.
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A nice homemade router using one of the various linux firewalls should be able to do what you need. I use Ipcop on an old pentium 3 system...just need 2 NICS and your good to go.

here's a picture of my ipcop traffic graph to see if it's what your looking for.

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Post by YeOldeStonecat »

Another top notch system for SNMP devices....Cacti.

Are you looking for usage of individual PCs? Or on the network as a whole?

I run a *nix router distro called PFSense, it has similar basic graphs like Loopy shows above with his IPCop, but I also installed an additional plugin called BandwidthD....which can break down usage by individual PCs.
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