Re: [cobalt-users] Inbound Bandwidth - ATTN: Tim Lawson

["Vincent Hardick" <vhardick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You can use mrtg in order to do this, but you will have to make sure that
snmp is running on your raq's correctly, and I am not sure how this works
with virtual interfaces on the cobalts - the output might not look exactly
how you want it - but you should be able to tweak this.

How about looking at something called IPMETER -

we are implementing this now with our clients - the only thing that is
difficult is the hub that has to sit in front of the network - I do not
really like this config and am trying to find a work-around.

Vincent Hardick
System Administrator - Alwaysonline.net
vhardick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx





----- Original Message -----
From: "Gerald Waugh" <gerald@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 11:55 AM
Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Inbound Bandwidth - ATTN: Tim Lawson


> I have a problem with bandwidth monitoring, I need a solution to it
> FAST.
>
> I need to see how much data is being used by each customer per month, as
> you would appreciate this is an integral part of billing when you host
> other peoples sites and email.
>
> In Australia we are charged for ALL inbound data, not charged for ANY
> outgoing data. Rendering Webalizer and the Cobalt stats useless for
> billing.
>
> I have 1 or 2 clients chewing up all my data / money and no way to bill
> them for it.
>
> I simply need to see inbound data for FTP, WEB, EMAIL and if possible
> CGI (I have a CGI upload script for file uploads)
>
> Desperate... Please help...

Can't you use snmp, and or mrtg?

Gerald


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