bandwidht monitor

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Subject: bandwidht monitor
From: "Steven J Lamb" <redhattedsheep@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 12:02:13 -0600
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I was wondering if any one has a program that can monitor bandwidth that isdesignated to go to a certain IP or comes from a certain IP.

the setup I have is as follows. I have a server that acts as a router. Ithas two Ethernet cards in it. one the in one the out and it connects to forlack of a better explanation, a hub. the traffic that goes across thisrouter seems to spike at times that I am unable to monitor my server orclient machines. but I would like some sort of logged bandwidth monitor thatmight send me nightly logs. does any one have a suggestions


thanks

Steven Lamb

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