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Distribution: Ubuntu 12.04, Mint 13, RHES 5.5, RHES 6
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Monitor Network Traffic from bash.
Is there a program that will let me monitor network traffic from bash? I SSH into my box, I run an FTP server and want to see what kind of bandwidth is being used also what kind of speeds I'm transmitting at. Basically I'm looking for a program like gkrealm that runs from command line itself .
Distribution: Ubuntu 12.04, Mint 13, RHES 5.5, RHES 6
Posts: 146
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Originally posted by kvedaa I would suggest taking a look at 'iperf', I think this might have a good deal of the functioanlity that you are looking for.
It looks like a nice program, but I'm really not looking for a server client type setup. All I really want to do is monitor the network UL/DL speeds in real time. I'm surprised that I'm the first to request this type of program .
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