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Does your router support NetFlow? If it does, then I would recommend
the Flow-Tools. I use the Flow-Tools all the time to get
traffic/protocol/IP address information and have detected many an
infected Windows box that way. Also nailed P2P file-sharers with it.<br>
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Daniel Kuecker wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Does anyone have a suggestion on an open source setup to monitor network
traffic? I want to setup a server to monitor the traffic so I can see
who is going where, what bandwidth is being used, and what services are
being used. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Daniel
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