I've tried a number of network monitoring tools.
I want one that shows the details like trafshow. Or iptraf They both can shows both ends of the live connections, But trafshow has no summary type settings that can be displayed at the time or at all really. iptraf has summary info but you can't see it and the live connections at the same time. ntop has about all one could ever want to know but its not in realtime. You don't see both ends of live connections. It could well be that ntop does this and I haven't discovered the technique, because ntop is a serious and complicated tool To name a few I tried and didn't like for my purpose: gkrellm: I found nearly useless. Microscopic font, Microscopic graphs marching by, but the internet monitor stuff is really pretty useless. It claims to show ranges of ports, but a setting of any 0-63535 Shows nothing at all. One can set things like ssh 22,0 And see how many ssh connections there are but no details nload: All I ever got was a blank screen. I guess what I want is to see all the screens of iptraf at once or trafshow with summary info on another section. Is there such a critter? -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
