Package to represent network traffic

[Edward Dekkers]

Les Mikesell wrote:
> On Sun, 2006-07-02 at 15:32, Aaron Konstam wrote:
> 
>>> I once had an installed package that gave a graphical representation of 
>>> traffic on the network, but I can't remember its name.  I've tried searching 
>>> yum with a few guesses, without success.  Can anyone help?
> 
>> I think the package you want is called mrtg and is part of the
>> distribution FC4 and FC5.
> 
> Mrtg will pull the traffic info via snmp from remote systems
> and routers.  It is easier to use with a tool like cacti that
> provides a web interface for the setup:  http://www.cacti.net/.
> 
> You can watch your local interface and other system counters
> with gkrellm.
> 

ntop is extremely cool. Maybe that's the one you were thinking?

Can view via any web browser on (default) port 3000.

Simple RPM install from memory.

Ed.

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