traffic graphing?
What would you guys suggest for a good traffic monitoring/graphing sollution for a iptables (shorewall) firewall?
Quoted 2 lines · Dave Barnum
What would you guys suggest for a good traffic monitoring/graphing sollution for a iptables (shorewall) firewall?
I haven't used it specifically with shorewall, but cacti
http://www.raxnet.net/products/cacti/ is nice with anything that you can monitor with snmp. It is a php web tool to set collection of data and view the graphs.
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What would you guys suggest for a good traffic monitoring/graphing sollution for a iptables (shorewall) firewall?
I'm using Lstat - http://lstat.sourceforge.net/
This is a nice interface for rrdtool, but only in Polish :( Besides standard charts it allow you to capture stats form your iptables rules.
And, of course you can simple try rrdtool, but playing with it takes some time :)
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Also, to do this I assume you needs logs to parse through in the first place.. Where might these be.. do i have to turn this on somewhere?
Quoted 3 lines · Dave Barnum
What would you guys suggest for a good traffic monitoring/graphing sollution for a iptables (shorewall) firewall?
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Quoted 2 lines · Dave Barnum
What would you guys suggest for a good traffic monitoring/graphing sollution for a iptables (shorewall) firewall?
You could try out my new solution, that's up at sourceforge now and now doing it's job quite well, but needs MySQL as a database.
Have a look at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ltaccts/
It will not destroy your current firewall configuration, but create rules solely intended for logging, use ULOG for collecting traffic statistics. You can define your own categories and browse through the logs using a web interface.
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What would you guys suggest for a good traffic monitoring/graphing sollution for a iptables (shorewall) firewall?
Hi
I use bandwidthd
The most fastest installation I have ever had encounted.
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What would you guys suggest for a good traffic monitoring/graphing sollution for a iptables (shorewall) firewall?
Hi
I use bandwidthd
The most fastest installation I have ever had encounted.
A good option is using Cacti+rrdtool to generate all kind of graphical stats. You just have to write some scripts to extract the data from the tables. I'm using something similar in my firewall, but extracting the data with a C program from the chains and then graphing it with rrdtool.
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