I think the current answer is they can't but I also wanted to confirm it
with this list. I had hoped I might be able to find it in /proc, /sys
or with a utility like ethtool or even ifconfig, but alas it's nowhere
to be seen. So if I'm correct, that leads to the second question of why
not? W
Eric Dumazet wrote:
Mark Seger a écrit :
I had mentioned this in my previous post but perhaps it might get
more attention all by itself. I can't say for sure when this
changed, but for the longest time network counters were only updated
once every 0.9765 seconds and unless you used a
I had mentioned this in my previous post but perhaps it might get more
attention all by itself. I can't say for sure when this changed, but
for the longest time network counters were only updated once every
0.9765 seconds and unless you used a tools like collectl that could
monitor at fraction
outstanding! I'm just happy to hear it's not a bug in my monitoring
code... 8-)
-mark
Michael Chan wrote:
On Mon, 2008-01-14 at 20:12 +0100, Eric Dumazet wrote:
Mark Seger a écrit :
Ignore that last one as it was pointed out to me that we have both nic
installed on m
BCM5706/5708 Driver
-mark
Mark Seger wrote:
I'll try to get data on the other systems reporting it and as I said
it does not happen all that often AND you have to be looking for it.
The system I've personally seen it happen on several times is running
RHEL4/U4 which redhat numbers 2.
:
version:7.0.33-k2-NAPI 51E97FEE51D0772AFC89130
description:Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Driver
-mark
Ben Greear wrote:
Mark Seger wrote:
I had posted the following on linux-net and haven't see any responses
possibly because nobody had any or that list is obsolete. I have
been told this is t
I had posted the following on linux-net and haven't see any responses
possibly because nobody had any or that list is obsolete. I have been
told this is the current list for everything networking on linux so I
thought I'd try again...
I suspect the answer will be that it is what it is, but he
Thomas Graf wrote:
* Mark Seger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007-12-18 08:37
Anyhow, I just wanted to let people know that ALL tools that monitor
once a second on older counters will get the wrong numbers and tools
that correct for the wrong number by using fractional intervals (and I
s
A number of years ago I had written a comprehensive system monitoring
tool called collectl, which among other things allowed me to monitor
network traffic in real-time display as well as log the data to a file.
Furthermore, that file can be generated in a format suitable for
plotting with gnup
