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Supported systems: Windows, Linux, BSD, and macOS. Bit-Twist is a simple yet powerful libpcap-based Ethernet packet generator and packet editor. It is designed to complement tcpdump, which by itself has done a great job at capturing network traffic. With Bit-Twist, you can now regenerate your captured traffic onto a live network! Packets are generated from tcpdump trace file (.pcap file). Bit-Twist comes with a comprehensive trace file editor to allow you to change the contents of a...

...It can take as input the files produced by several popular packet-capture programs, including tcpdump, snoop, etherpeek, HP Net Metrix, and WinDump. tcptrace can produce several different types of output containing information on each connection seen, such as elapsed time, bytes and segments sent and recieved, retransmissions, round trip times, window advertisements, throughput, and more. It can also produce a number of graphs for further analysis.

Create ports : TCP/UDP/Terminal/File/RS232(txrx)/DB/System/Bluetooth/JNA/ETH(jpcap)/Sound. Simply configure with GUI/SFC XML file/CLI. Display, modify, replay, store (tcpdump), decode flow of bytes or objects. Implement : loop/echo/paddings/... and delai/DB2XML/Stacks/Matrix/... management. Stream conversations with a dynamic packet analyse.

Yconalyzer is a low-overhead pcap utility that provides a bird's eye view of traffic on a particular TCP port, displaying a distribution of duration, volume and throughput over all connections while being able to narrow down to a connection as well.

A light and simple PHP/SNMP based port accounting tool. For accurately accounting bytes in and out of SNMP enabled device ports, into a mysql database for use by external accounting systems.

ip-session gets info of network trafic, such as sip, dip, sport, dport, etc. from linux kernel; gets account info of each traffic, such as in/out bytes/pkgs, etc.; else, gives session management function, such as query/del, etc.

IP Traffic Volume: Logs (counts) in- & outgoing bytes through network device(s) using kernel iptables. Highly configurable as to which bytes are logged, e.g. to/from specific ports or ip-addresses. Data displayed in html via cgi or plain ascii to console

Module for NET-SNMP to give information about number of packets in/out and bytes in/out per ip, based on information from netfilter rules.

Network Traffic Monitor (NTM) is an application to monitor your network usage. NTM allows you to have a detailed view on your network. You can have graphs about the bandwidth consumption as well as a numeric representation of your bytes used.

WifiCoffee is a linux based solution intended to provide small to medium size Coffee shops or Cafes a quick and simple way of offering effective and secure Wifi Internet access to its customers.

trafanal monitors your complete network offering realtime statistics who sends/recvs how much packets/bytes from whom its a really good placed on a router, showing you who takes which bandwidth, and who made how much traffic

text-mode Perl script which provides data rate (kbits|bytes/sec and packets/sec) that are going across the network interfaces on your machine. Also provides a mode which displays the peak traffic.

mod_accounting is a simple Apache module that can record traffic statistics into a database (bytes in/out per http request). NOTE: this project has been abandoned years ago. The code in the repository needs some fixing in order to be usable. Also, it needs a security review, especially in the query building part: as it is, %h, %R and %e placeholders could lead to SQL injection. If anyone wishes to maintain the project, just let me know.

Shows who is using the bandwidth on your unix machine in real time. Prints a list of users/procs, bytes in/out/total, local port, remote IP/port, ordered by bandwidth usage. TCP only.

Service proxy provides a simple system daemon allowing two TCP services, such as SSH and HTTPS, to listen on the same port, allowing SSH connections to pass through restrictive free wifi point firewalls and proxies often found at coffee shops and hotels.