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Statsnet 1.0.1
This is a very small set of scripts that will create a few pages with statistics. It is based on RRDtools, which you will need to run the scripts.

Basically, it outputs a couple of images with statistics of transmitted and received bytes, transmitted and received packets and amount of connections. Statsnet will also output a couple of basic HTML pages which links the graphs, with a little textual explanations.

An example of these scripts are available at http://home.frozentux.net/firewall/statsnet/. Take a look and see for yourself how it seems.

To get all of these statistics, you need to have support in your kernel for the /proc filesystem, and you need a network device (of course) as well as the ip_conntrack module loaded from the netfilter kernel part.

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