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From: John Angelmo <john@veidit.net>
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I'm looking for some kind of software that can show me how much diffrent 
ports in my firewall are used and where the traffic is originating

This way I can see if we get an attack over http from <insert bad 
country here> so I quickly can stop it in the FW

/John