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Measuring Bandwidth across an IP

Is there a way to monitor how much bandwidth a certain IP uses across a network? Say I have ten clients on a single server, each site has a seperate IP, can I monitor how much bandwidth each IP takes?
 
depends on your hardware a high end Catalsyt will enable you to see that info via snmp and you could graph it with mrtg or iog to see it in realtime graphs failing that i believe (never sone it myself) that iptables can log traffic per ip that part would be easy to set up. getting the data form the logs would be a little harder. well to put it in a useable format anyway.

I would sniff around google for iptables bandwidth monitoring., and also check to see what capabilities your router has snmp wise.
 
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