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From: mark <mark@itsunix.uwc.ac.za>
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Subject: Network Monitor
Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2000 09:18:29 +0200
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Hi all,

I am running a Firewall (Sun ultra 10) with the EFS Sunscreen package.
I am also running squid, with a patch added to block some sites.

I am looking for a type of network monitor, that I can use to test the amount
of bandwidth being used from the firewall.

Eg. How can I see which one of my IP's are using the most bandwidth (or
downloading the most). 
And even possibly determine the site where most info is downloaded.

Also we have a problem of students downloading movies. I don't wont to block the
sites fully, but rather have it only accessable at certain times.

Can anyone help ...

Thanks a stack
Mark Johnston 


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