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:Computerworld: How I Used Linux Network Tools to Solve Real Problems

Computerworld: How I Used Linux Network Tools to Solve Real Problems
Jun 4, 2006, 15 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (6806 reads)
(Other stories by Greg Schaffer)

"Previously, I explained how to use a computer that others have cast off as being unusable as a powerful network analysis tool.
"By combining the Linux distribution Fedora Core with the open-source packages libpcap, tcpdump, Multi Router Traffic Grapher (iptraf and MRTG), I demonstrated how useful statistics on network usage and trends can be obtained..."

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