On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 10:00:47PM +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > "TTG is a small command-line utility to display the throughput (bandwidth > usage) on an interface of a remote device such as a router, switch, etc., > over SNMP. > > Unlike tools like MRTG which sample bandwidth over a relatively long > interval (often 5 minutes), TTG is normally used to display throughput > over as little as one second." > > OK?
This seems to be buggy.. $ ttg -x vault comstyle list 1 : "lo" [up/up] 2 : "eth1" [up/down] 3 : "eth0" [up/up] 4 : "ipddp0" [down/down] $ ttg -x vault comstyle eth0 Unable to find "Etherneth0". Use 'list' to display all interfaces. $ ttg -x vault comstyle ipaddp0 Unable to find "ipaddp0". Use 'list' to display all interfaces. $ ttg -x vault comstyle lo Found "lo" at index 1: [04:37:28] current throughput: in 0.0 B/s out 0.0 B/s [04:37:29] current throughput: in 0.0 B/s out 0.0 B/s $ ttg -x fw comstyle list 1 : "vr0" [down/down] 2 : "em0" [up/up] 3 : "em1" [up/up] 4 : "enc0" [down/down] 5 : "lo0" [up/unkn] 6 : "vlan1" [up/up] 7 : "vlan2" [up/up] 8 : "carp0" [up/up] 9 : "carp1" [up/up] 10 : "gif0" [up/unkn] 11 : "pflog0" [up/unkn] $ ttg -x fw comstyle vlan1 Unable to find "Vlanan1". Use 'list' to display all interfaces. $ ttg -x fw comstyle gif0 Unable to find "GigabitEthernetf0". Use 'list' to display all interfaces. $ ttg -x fw comstyle em1 Found "em1" at index 3: [04:38:54] current throughput: in 0.0 B/s out 0.0 B/s [04:38:55] current throughput: in 419.0 B/s out 604.0 B/s [04:38:56] current throughput: in 0.0 B/s out 0.0 B/s -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
