On Fri, 2005-07-22 at 07:46, Reuben D. Budiardja wrote: > Thanks for all the replies. > So I think to summarize (correct me if I am wrong), I can use: > - MRTG, with SNMP enables on all the boxes (which so far all running FC 3 / > 4), or let MRTG query a managed switch (which I don't have) > - ipac-ng, as long as there's a one box acting as a router > - cacti. I will check that out this week end > - ntop, running separately on each box, or data can be collected from one box > if there were a box acting as a router. > > It seems that the easiest for me right now is to run ntop separately. I am > however, in the future planning to have a box acting as a bridge behind the > D-Link combo router, than connect the bridge with a switch. Will that work > with ipac-ng or ntop if I put it on that bridge ? Still in that case, I am > not sure what to do with the wireless connection, since the AP is the D-Link > router... hmm.... Or, you could have a box acting as a router sitting in front of the d-link and don't use the d-link's WAN port at all. Routing is easier to handle on Linux than bridging and an ntop running there would see all the traffic to/from the internet or itself. -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
