Author of the program, Emil Mikulic, had "ntop" in use for a long time. But he was disaffected of its stability issues and its bad memory behavior. For this reason he developed "darkstat".
Installation:
OpenSuSe user can use "1-click" installer to install darkstat - here
Ubuntu / debian: $ sudo apt-get install darkstat
To start DarkStat
# darkstat -i eth0where “eth0″ is the interface that you monitor traffic coming in and going out. Change it as in your system.
Now, darkstat starts and sniffs in the background and loads a simple web interface at http://localhost:667 or if you are browsing from a different machine then http://
At the "hosts" tab you can see all the machines which take part in the communication. These can be arranged by the caused traffic or their particular IP address. By this possibility you can detect the machines, which have produced the highest traffic in the local network, very fast. Thereby the responsible system administrator has a chance to get to the bottom of a problem.
7 comments:
good post..
i use darkstat too on my server
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nice post..
i use darkstat too
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Great post. I just started using this on my server. It seems to be a good Bandwidth Monitoring Software.
Can you listen on multiple interfaces?
Not sure but you can run multiple copy of darkstat using command:
darkstat -i eth0
darkstat -i eth1
and see if you are able to see the stats of both these interface.
let us know.
I cannot liste
14360: error: getaddrinfo(NULL,667) failed: Name or service not known: Device or resource busy
Please help
Can you tell me why it doesn't work. Ubuntu 12.04 Error:
error: getaddrinfo(NULL,667) failed: Name or service not known: Device or resource busy
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