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Dima Sivachenko wrote:

> Hello!
> 
> Is there any programs (built in or in the ports) which allow to use
> IP accounting under OpenBSD?

Hi,

Do you mean OpenBSD? - or FreeBSD? - If FreeBSD, and you want to see how much
IP the machine has used, look at 'ipfw' - you can setup rules which can be
used to total the number of bytes/packets sent for specific types of traffic,
e.g. web usage etc.

-Kp


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