iptgraph

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Last Update: 2013-03-13

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iptgraph is a netfilter kernel patch that does iptable rules accounting. It has a web-based interface for displaying rrdtool graph statistics in order to help detect anomaly visually.

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Network utilization based on iptable rules

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