Anyone out there that could perhaps tell me of a good script that tells how much bandwidth a server is using in real time? And also if they could help me install it, i would greatly appreciate it.
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PHP Bandwidth monitor for linux server
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Moved to Scripts forum.
Have you tried look on hotscripts, sourceforge, google, et al (links below, in my sig) ? -
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Quest software makes an enterprise class application for monitoring server performance called Spotlight (page has info, links to trial versions of several Spotlight software packages).
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I tried hotscripts but am clueless on how to install them. Do you have AIM or MSN and could perhaps help me? My AIM is RaineTSupport and my msn is raine@raine-tech.com
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I'll email you.
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The main purpose with forums is to provide solutions that can be read by others with the same problem/question.....
To mail the answer a bad way of using these knowledge-sharing-forums....
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I agree with that too.
You should also google for SNMP, MRTG, Cacti, RRDtool and others.
christo
edit: lol, or just lurk in /proc
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