Re: (ASCEND) IP accounting with a P75?

[Matthew Smith <m@mmsnet.co.uk>]

A simple solution would be to run s Linux/*BSD box
on your network with ntop.

ntop will give you IP monitoring (and web enabled view)

-M


At 09:29 PM 4/8/00 +0200, Christoph Marquardt wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm new to this list and I've already got a question. Maybe someone knows an
>answer for me?
>
>I've got a network at home with 8 computers connected. The LAN is hooked
to an
>Ascend P75 which is being used as an Internet Access Router.
>
>So far so good, .. but now I need some kind of an accounting facility to be
>able to split the internet cost between those 8 computers (e.g. 8 people)
>
>I know that the Ascend doesn't have any accounting capabilities built in, so
>I'm looking for any other solution that might help me achieve my goal.
>
>
>It doesn't even have to be a very accurate solution, so I could even go for
>some kind of a de-centralized solution where something runs on the client
>computers that counts IP traffic. This would be completely sufficient.
>
>Of course if there's a way to still do it with a P75 this would be a lot
>easier.
>
>Any pointers into the right direction are highly appreciated!
>
>Best regards,
>Christoph Marquardt
>Germany
>
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