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Joseph Koenig writes:

>  Is there a way to use netstat or something similar to see what
>  our bandwidth usage peaks at throughout the day? We are
>  considering moving to a different host that has less bandwidth,
>  but I'm not sure where we peak, so it's difficult to say whether
>  or not they have enough bandwidth for us. Thanks,

	Try net-mgmt/mrtg.


				Robert Huff