 | | Re: IP accounting or calculating the number of bytes received from
Internet | Re: IP accounting or calculating the number of bytes received from
Internet 2004-06-02 - By jludwig
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On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 22:34, Graeme Nichols wrote:
> Hi Rick,
>
> I have my ADSL connection up and running, I have everything except mail
> and browsing blocked in my firewall, using Lokkit, and have Tripwire
> running. Do you know if there is a package out there that would keep
> track of the cumulative total of bytes received over my Internet
> Connection? I don 't think Ethereal is able to count bytes cumulatively.
> Also, do you thing it advantageous to use Logsentry and Portsentry to
> keep tabs on things?
The firewall iptables keeps track of everything passing each rule.
This allows you to see - not only the number of packets and bytes that
get though - all the data.
To view the information <iptables -v -n -L >
For an hourly cumulative file in your crontab file
0 0-23 * * * iptables -v -n -L > > 'your file name and location '
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jludwig <wralphie@(protected) >
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