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      TomT last edited by

      Hi

      I have ntopng installed on my pfSense box.
      Is there any way I can see how much bandwidth a device uses in a day, ideally via it's IP Address ?

      I'd like to find out how much total bandwidth in & out a specific device is using.

      Is that possible ?

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        ProgressCity last edited by

        Have you looked at BandwidthD.  It's interface is a bit antiquated looking but it does EXACTLY what you're asking.

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          TomT last edited by

          I did install this, ran it for 24 hours and it displayed nothing.

          I assume I set it up wrong. Any guides on how to configure it ?

          Thanks

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            ProgressCity last edited by

            Interesting.

            There really shouldn't be too much to it.  I've run it on old 2.x setups and recently set it up again on 2.4.1

            Here are my settings:

            Enable BandwidthD should be selected

            BandwidthD Interface: LAN
            Subnets for Statistics Collection:  Select ALL interfaces (hold down CTRL and click) except your CARP/SYNC interface
            Extra Subnets for Statistics Collection:  (Enter other subnets as needed) I have one other.
            Promiscuous Mode:  Unchecked
            SensorID:  <make up="" a="" name="" of="" your="" choosing="">Draw Graphs:  Checked
            Meta REfresh: <default>Skip Intervals <default>Graph Cutoff: <default>Output to CDF: Unchecked
            Recover CDF:  Unchecked
            Graph and Log Info:  <informational>PostgreSQL Options (All Blank and Unchecked).</informational></default></default></default></make>

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