On Sun, 1 Jun 2003, Mikevl wrote:
> Hi Werner
>
> Yes this sound like what I wanted. Can I achieve the same thing by using
> "ifdown" and then run rmmod alias eth1 3c59x.
Yes, as long as the 3c59x module is not used by another network adapter.
Otherwise rmmod for 3c59x won't work.
>
> Will r
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> On Sun, 1 Jun 2003, Mikevl wrote:
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> > Hi
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> > As part of my tracking of the monthly DSL traffic I would like
On Sun, 1 Jun 2003, Mikevl wrote:
> Hi
>
> As part of my tracking of the monthly DSL traffic I would like to be able to reset
> the interface statistics as shown in if config or /proc/net/dev. I have tried
> "ifdown, ifup" although this stops the interface it does not reset the statistics
> f
is lying about usage.
Many thanks
Mike
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Hi
As part of my tracking of the monthly DSL traffic I would like to be
able to reset the interface statistics as shown in if config or
/proc/net/dev. I have tried "ifdown, ifup" although this stops the
interface it does no
Hi
As part of my tracking of the monthly DSL traffic I
would like to be able to reset the interface statistics as shown in if config or
/proc/net/dev. I have tried "ifdown, ifup" although this stops the interface it
does not reset the statistics for the interface. Obviously I could reset th
Title: RE: Reset interface statistics
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Brad
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They may be able to be of more help, perhaps there is some ioctl() you could call to reset it, if so, they would know!
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Title: RE: Reset interface statistics
Thanks
for your reply much appreciated
No I
have never had this working, but I need to get it working.
I am
not bent on messing with values in /proc/net/dev but thought there must be a way
to reset the Ethernet stats periodically.
I had
not
Title: RE: Reset interface statistics
Your message makes it sound like you did this before and NOW it is not working. Is this correct?
I don't see how you could. The only way you could clear out the proc table is for the kernel to loose knowledge of the device. You as a
Since the value is in /proc, I don't know if you can "zero it out" since
the kernel writes data to that file. What you can probably do (which
might be easier), is to write a script. Either that, or just reboot
your machine at the beginning of each billing cycle. I figure a reboot
would zero ou
Hi
I have a Redhat 7.1 box which I am reading the Interface statistics from
/proc/net/dev.
I need to reset the Interface statistics periodically as the I collect the
Internet
interface traffic throughput so I can keep tabs on my ISP billing.
This has been a successful measure
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