hello Jim
Jim Reimer wrote:
there is lot of ways to do that...How can I set up to monitor what's coming and going on my gateway? Network is all hubs, no switches, and all I need to do is count bytes going to and coming from 192.168.0.1 - don't care where it came from or where it's going, I just need to count it.
the most simplest (for me) is writing a basic sniffer... or use an existing... like tcpdump... to look the ip adresses (sender an receiver)
and depending the result... incremant a value...
if you want some skeleton code examples... send me a mail
an other way is by using the iptables... the netfilter...
you can insert a kernel module into the network stack and use an entry point in the netfilter... ("Hacking the Linux Kernel Network Stack" explain how to do that)...
may be there is some existing iptables user-space fonctionality to perform that...
using the iptables-netfilter ask you for your application portability...
an other idea is writing a kernel module who intercept the socket () system call...
in hope you find something useful...
simon
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