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    Monitoring my network bandwidth remotely?

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      akuma1x @josephchrzempiec
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      @josephchrzempiec said in Monitoring my network bandwidth remotely?:

      @stephenw10 This is for locally to see on a screen on my desk near me. I only have one system connected to the pfsense router I just want to monitor the network that is all.

      Joseph

      But, where does the "remotely" part fit into the equation? Did you mean that literally, because I think that's how it was picked up here by other people.

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        josephchrzempiec @akuma1x
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        @akuma1x Local remote. The router and system are 50 ft in other room. And I honestly don't want to keep logging in and finding things. I guess I'm lazy like that in a way. Well that and I just want to see the network part that's all. I know I can keep it login and just see things. But I don't really need to see all that.

        Joseph

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          hmohr
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          You can use Zabbix. Its easy to setup and wiil keep history records for your firewall.

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            josephchrzempiec @hmohr
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            @hmohr hello, I don’t need my firewall information or history. I just need to see my live network status and bandwidth.

            Joseph

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              johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator @josephchrzempiec
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              @josephchrzempiec why not just call up the traffic graph then under status.. That is all you will see traffic for the interface you pick.

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                stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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                Mmm, or just put whatever widgets you need, including the traffic graphs, on the dashboard?

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                  josephchrzempiec @johnpoz
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                  @johnpoz To be honest I don't want to see all that stuff. I guess The laziness in me just wants to see trafic nothing else. Again just traffice moving around.

                  Joseph

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                    josephchrzempiec
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                    @stephenw10 I don't know how to do widgets, I have never done that before. I need to figure that out.

                    Joseph

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                      terryzb @josephchrzempiec
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                      @josephchrzempiec https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/monitoring/dashboard-manage.html

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                        johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator @josephchrzempiec
                        last edited by johnpoz

                        @josephchrzempiec said in Monitoring my network bandwidth remotely?:

                        The laziness in me just wants to see trafic nothing else

                        that is all that page is - have you even looked at it?

                        Its a graph showing you your traffic of the interface you pick that is it!

                        traffic.jpg

                        If your really anal about it - you could just hide all the other stuff on the page with your fav web tool that allows that - say ad blocker..

                        newgraph.jpg

                        Just set the graph how you want it - and remove all the other elements on the page.. No need for scripts no need for programming - just point and click.. There you go.

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