Sorry about forgetting the subject earlier, it was a slip of the mouse.... I've descided to use a combination of the SE Toolkit and ntop. Thank you for the 30 replies saying "MRTG!!!", but I don't want a web interface, snmp setup, etc just to do quick peeks at inferface loading. I needed a middleground between MRTG/Cricket and netstat. The SE Toolkit's "netstatx.se" example is pretty close, so I'm thinking about dusting off my K&R C book and playing with SE alittle more intimately for a final tool, in the meantime I'm using/playing with ntop. I should point out that the best suggestion was to log into the switch, but the network guys hate that, and it's not worth the time to ask 'em for help. Thanx for all the responces. benr. > Does anyone know of a descent way/tool for measuring network > throughput? Currently I'm making rough estimates of network usages by > using > netstat -i 1, then doing alittle formula (packets x (1500x8) = Ybps). > This isn't really helpful, and is too time consuming. A tool that > could be run in increments and would output something more readily > usable would be nice, something that might lok like this: > > kooltool -i 1 > Input Output > 4kbps 1kbps > 2kbps 1kbps > . ... > > Any ideas? > > > benr. > > _______________________________________________ >sunmanagers mailing list >sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org > http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Wed May 30 02:25:19 2001
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