I installed 2.0.1 on Fedora Core 5. It's
nicely showing traffic going over my eth0 but not showing where the traffic is
going to. For example, it shows 172.16.20.45 sent a total of 2.8M HTTP traffic
but doesn't say where (as in, sites) it's sending the data to. Can bandwidthd be configured to gather this information?
I want to install it in my gateway to see who is sending data HTTP traffic and where - to help me generate graphs end of each month. If bandwidthd can't do it, can anyone suggest
other non-commercial product that would do that?
Thanks.
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I installed 2.0.1 on Fedora Core 5. It's
nicely showing traffic going over my eth0 but not showing where the traffic is
going to. For example, it shows 172.16.20.45 sent a total of 2.8M HTTP traffic
but doesn't say where (as in, sites) it's sending the data to. Can bandwidthd be configured to gather this information?
I want to install it in my gateway to see who is sending data HTTP traffic and where - to help me generate graphs end of each month. If bandwidthd can't do it, can anyone suggest
other non-commercial product that would do that?
Thanks.