Ethernet IP Accounting solution

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NitPicker is a Ethernet-IP-Accounting Solution.
It runs under FreeBSD4.X and uses the BPF-Device (Berkeley Packet Filter) for accessing the raw Ethernet Frames.
It figures out the IPtype (TCP,UDP,ICMP,...) and the Flow of any received
packet.

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