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    What is the best way to monitor traffic ?

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      rbarden
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      I am using Darkstat and BandwidthD to monitor my network traffic, but either one kind of leaves me wanting more... I have been able to identify my bandwidth hogs, but other than being able to see the amount of bandwidth they use, is there a way to see where they're going ?

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        mer @rbarden
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        @rbarden generically, the destination IP is where they are going (but you already knew that), so a list of destination IPs or resolved destinations?
        I'm not sure what's exactly available in the packages that would provide that, but there should be something.

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          bingo600 @rbarden
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          @rbarden
          I use NTOP-NG.
          But nothing is "free" in terms of cpu cycles or promiscious mode on the netcards.

          /Bingo

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