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Subject: Re: network/system monitoring?
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Kevin wrote:
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> I was hoping someone would have a recommendation for a good Network/System
> monitoring software package.  To monitor network status, if certain pors
> are alowing connetions, disk usuage, etc.  We have solaris, freebsd, and
> cisco routers to monitor.

You can try /usr/ports/net/trafshow
Its a utility for monitoring ethernet speed.

-pons


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