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How does one monitor total outgoing bandwidth usage on a per-user basis?
(I'm using apache 2.2 in case you need this information.)
All web hosts do this. So it would seem obvious, but I can't find any information on how to do this. Even a partial answer...
Started by Kevin on
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Remember, I don't care about the user's rate of usage, only their total bandwidth.
But now we use ipa.
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I'm running a Linux server accessible to a wide range of users, and (due to some policies in place by my upstream Internet provider) I need to limit the total amount of data a user can transfer to some given amount. The Linux box is the gateway to my ...
Started by Tim on
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Then, set the "fill" rate to be that maximum amount of bandwidth divided by one day's worth of time, so each delay pool will fill are subjected to the bandwidth....
To the maximum amount of bandwidth I want to allow per user per day.
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The hosting plan I'm about to get offers unlimited inbound bandwidth. What is this? I know it's not usual bandwidth since they charge highly for that.
Thanks.
Started by Stephan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Yep, the usual bandwidth load on a server is from downloads --- people getting pages/files from your, or what other companies....
Add them together, and you'll get the total bandwidth to it.
People send you things, is the other kind.
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I have found several that measures total bandwidth but none that tells me bandwidth per application. Preferably with some history or logging.
I'm using Windows Server 2008 R2
Started by Nifle on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The bandwidth bandwidth usage per-application, but....
Bandwidth monitoring capable of producing a number of reports which can be saved in a variety of ways.
According to its description it fulfills your requirements.
Product a shot.
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Hello All,
We are using zabbix 1.6.2 and we have a couple of cisco switches which is monitored using SNMP. I have followed this : http://www.zabbix.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10606 , and created an .xml file. The import works great and now I would like...
Started by consultorpc on
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total bandwidth usage per day, week, month and year basis?
Maybe you would be better posting, how can we use this for total bandwidth calculation? Please help me to understand how I can use zabbix for total bandwidth....
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Hi Everyone,
I am not sure what syntax language this should be coded in, But I was hoping there was a code GURU, here that could point me in the right direction. ;-)
I have an image hosting website and I am trying to measure the bandwidth used when images...
Started by Stace on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at digitalpoint):
Imagesize = total bandwidth now you have a bandwidth per image make one array and use array_sum() .
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I have a linux email server that I am thinking about moving into "the cloud". After investigating the pricing I see that my major cost is going to be in bandwidth. How would you guys suggest measuring the total amount of data transferred over a period...
Started by jasondewitt on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
There are multiple ways to track and bill for bandwidth usage (switch....
Munin has a basic plugin you a view into the tool they're using for bandwidth billing.
RxkB/s and txkB/s which you can easily turn into a total traffic figure.
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I have a Server 2008 Web edition box sitting behind a Watchguard Firebox X Edge. It is a standalone web server, no other machines on the LAN with it. Is there some software out there that will let me monitor bandwidth only? I don't need any other features...
Started by Dan on
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Why not setup.
Netmeter is a light-weight bandwidth monitor that will give you real-time In/Out bandwidth stats stats, it also provides you with daily, weekly and monthly bandwidth usage.
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I'm running a server that hosts several different websites and content. I want to know which websites and which files or services are using up the bandwidth. Do any of the freeware apache log analyzers do this?
For example, it would be nice to know amount...
Started by Brendan O'Connor on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Awstats per day, per month, per hour of ....
So you get bandwidthwebalizer should do the trick, at least for n most popular urls and total transfer.
Includes the total bandwidth of each entry in every hit-count statistic it reports.
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I have to dump a large database over a network pipe that doesn't have that much bandwidth and other people need to use concurrently. If I try it it soaks up all the bandwidth and latency soars and everyone else gets messed up.
I'm aware of the --compress...
Started by ʞɔıu on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you want the file locally, compress it and ... .
Much bandwidth you use per unit time, but it can reduce the total number of bytes you're pulling outIf you send it over TCP, the bandwidth will be shared equally between all parties.
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