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From: Ernie Elu <ernie@spooky.eis.net.au>
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Subject: Traffic monitoring
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I am trying to monitor out internet traffic to figure out what is causing a
sudden increase over the last couple of days which Inoticed on an mrtg graph for
the router.

I have tried trafshow but I can't pick anything odd from it. What I need is
something that will keep a running totals of traffic to each of the
addresses in our class-C's.

Any suggestions?

- Ernie.