Bounty $200: Monitor bandwidth use on IP adresses. NOW $250
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Looks like I'll be starting on this sometime this week.
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Not yet. I am still finishing my failover project at work and this will be started right after that.
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Will this solution give us the following two reports:
1. Total traffic by service port number (and also sub divided into IPs if possible)
2. Total traffic by IP address AND NetBIOS nameIf yes I will double the current bounty immediately ;-)
Hank
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Will this solution give us the following two reports:
1. Total traffic by service port number (and also sub divided into IPs if possible)
2. Total traffic by IP address AND NetBIOS nameIf yes I will double the current bounty immediately ;-)
Hank
Here's the website of the package that I will be creating..
http://bandwidthd.sourceforge.net/
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So the bounty is up in $500 then?? ;D
What time will u start working sullrich??
u are planing to use the dynamic version?
where will the database run? -
So the bounty is up in $500 then?? ;D
What time will u start working sullrich??
u are planing to use the dynamic version?
where will the database run?Huh!?! I've only received 75$ to date.
So if it its 500$ where is all the $$??
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75? ouch. i've sent my 50 dollars, and somebody another 25 dollars? who really need this package? send money, please.
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Well I think ppl only sent half up front.
But either way, 500$.. Where does that figure come from?
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it came from the subject of this bounty, $250 for the package.
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Hi There
I hope some of the 100$ i've send could help this bounty.
me /slaps Backbone for not sending any of the norwegian oil money, as he started this bounty :p
It was Hank who would add the last 250$.
Will this solution give us the following two reports:
1. Total traffic by service port number (and also sub divided into IPs if possible)
2. Total traffic by IP address AND NetBIOS nameIf yes I will double the current bounty immediately ;-)
Hank
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Yes, it was me, but if I expressed myself clearly it was related to the two 'features' I explicitly mentioned and that the statistics is saved to disk (recoverable after power failures etc..)
Any comments on this, Scott..?
Hank
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Yes, it was me, but if I expressed myself clearly it was related to the two 'features' I explicitly mentioned and that the statistics is saved to disk (recoverable after power failures etc..)
Any comments on this, Scott..?
Hank
I dont plan on changing bandwidthd, just getting it working on pfSense. So if it will be saved across a reboot, etc, I don't know and would be a feature of the application itself.
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FYI:
I have started on the bandwidthd package. http://cvstrac.pfsense.com/chngview?cn=16403 -
Alrighty, test it out. It should be in the packages area now.
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Link under services after installing package is broken.
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yes, it is broken enough :)
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@sdale:
Link under services after installing package is broken.
Until you start it via status services, yes. BandwidthD must create the contents!
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I try install this package on new instaled pfsense with last snapshot from 02.02.
But i cannot start service :Feb 4 16:31:36 bandwidthd: Syntax Error "syntax error" on line 11
Feb 4 16:31:36 bandwidthd: Syntax Error "syntax error" on line 11
Feb 4 16:31:36 bandwidthd: Monitoring subnet 192.168.10.0 with netmask 192.168.10.0
Feb 4 16:31:16 bandwidthd: Syntax Error "syntax error" on line 11
Feb 4 16:31:16 bandwidthd: Syntax Error "syntax error" on line 11 -
how much time it need to create contents? i have allredy started service, link still not working