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From: Eric Anderson <anderson@centtech.com>
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Using IPFILTER with a bridge, can ipf count packets and bytes going
to/from an ip?  I see things like dummynet (which only works with
ipfw?).  Does anyone have a good url of a howto or information on this? 
I basically need to see usage (in bytes really) to/from certain ip's
behind my ipf/bridging firewall.

Eric


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