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From: Sean-Paul Rees <sean@dreamfire.net>
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I've read about, and seen graphs produced by MRTG. To say the least, I
was very impressed with the product :-)

I run FreeBSD on a machine with 2 NIC cards. It runs NAT for my cable
modem here at home. I'm wondering if & how it is possible to setup MRTG
and SNMP in such a way that it could monitor the bandwidth going in/out
my cable modem and produce those lovely graphs. 

My network interfaces are setup like this:

192.168.10.x <-> xl0 <-> FreeBSD+NATD <-> lnc1 <-> Cable Modem

The cable modem is plugged directly into lnc1.

Thanks,
Sean


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