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Subject: Re: Monitoring the IP usage of a single IP address on an ethernet
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> If you have a smart hub or a switch with a SNMP agent, and you just
> want basic bytes in/out, thats probably the best way to go. If you
> want more detailed statistics (e.g. bytes for ftp, bytes for telnet,
> etc) you'll need an IPFW/IPFilter based solution,

Looking at this, can I make a single ethernet card freebsd based router
device (using the etinc card) and get per-IP-on-that-ethernet-segment
usage info out of it?  If so please give me a hint...

JS