I am going to start hosting websites and I am in need of a bandwidth
analyzer, that will analyze each websites traffic for usage. any
suggestions? thanks.

Larry Clark wrote:

> I am going to start hosting websites and I am in need of a bandwidth
> analyzer, that will analyze each websites traffic for usage. any
> suggestions? thanks.

ntop/ntopd

Should be in most distros worth their name - prolly nor Red Hat, though....

Webalizer?

"Larry Clark" <darkman@clicqx.com> wrote in message
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> I am going to start hosting websites and I am in need of a bandwidth
> analyzer, that will analyze each websites traffic for usage. any
> suggestions? thanks.
>

> Webalizer?

I've found webalizer's results to be wildly inaccurate. Whether that's a
deficiency in webalizer or simply my configuration, I'm not sure, but it
sure doesn't ever reflect what's really going on!

steve

Larry Clark <darkman@clicqx.com> wrote:
> I am going to start hosting websites and I am in need of a bandwidth
> analyzer, that will analyze each websites traffic for usage. any
> suggestions? thanks.

If you're simply counting port 80 packets, then use 'iptables' rules,
ie. dummy firewall that just counts.

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William Park, Open Geometry Consulting, <opengeometry@yahoo.ca>
Linux solution for data management and processing.