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Why not try the ucd-snmp package and MRTG.  This combination
will provide some nice graphical representations of various
items from cpu utilization, # of processes, disk space to
netwrok interface utilization.

 -- Al

Daniel Podolsky wrote:
> 
> Is it possible to get my router (FreeBSD box) traffic statistic using
> tcpdump and tcptrace?
> As I understood from tcptrace long description it's possible, but I
> can't understand - how?
> Can anybody send me some examples or reference to usable tcptrace
> documentation?
> 
> Thanks a lot
> Daniel Podolsky