Are there any X11 tools to monitor network traffic/activity? I've seen
tools on Solaris that report network saturation and what type of packets
are being transmitted. Is there anything like that for Linux?
Thank you,
Jeff Bastian
by Jeff Bastia » Wed, 19 Aug 1998 04:00:00
Thank you,
Jeff Bastian
by Andy Harris » Fri, 21 Aug 1998 04:00:00
For a whole network or just your machine. I keep wmifs stuck right in myQuote:> Are there any X11 tools to monitor network traffic/activity? I've seen
> tools on Solaris that report network saturation and what type of packets
> are being transmitted. Is there anything like that for Linux?
http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml
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We have a large network which is undergoing a great amount of change.
When a user calls we want to be able to tell if there is a network
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report the outcome to a central system for data aggregation.
What I'm trying to discern is when I'm having a problem with my "X" based
application's performance or a common garden variety network slowdown.
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