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|    Nikos Chantziaras to All    |
|    Re: Need a per-user network traffic stat    |
|    05 May 08 17:19:58    |
      From: realnc@arcor.de              pk wrote:       > On Monday 5 May 2008 12:52, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:       >       >> Anyone knows of a good tool that can report network traffic along with       >> how much bandwidth each user consumed?       >       > You don't provide much detail, however I suppose that by "each user" you       > mean "each ip/mac address/host", otherwise things become complicated.              Sorry for that, I should have explained better. By "user" I mean the       actual user ID on the system, not a host or NIC. The exact details look       like this: I get an email from the IT department that machine X       generated 2TB of outgoing traffic in 1 week. Now I already know how       this traffic was generated; Bit Torrent. But it's a machine with about       150 users, so I'd like a way to find out which user is responsible for       the traffic peak.              I don't think I need traffic shaping or quotas. Just a means to see how       much bandwidth each user consumed so I can simply email them to throttle       their downloads and uploads in the future.              I guess actual per-user traffic shaping would be quite complicated, so       that's why I asked about a tool that can give the info I need.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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