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I am looking for a way to export ip accounting to a text file. What I eventually want to be able to do is export ip accounting and run a program and be able to see all users who have used over xxxx amount of bandwidth .<br />
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I work for a school system and we always have problems with students playing games and teachers not noticing so every once in a while I have to go through and play internet cop. When I do I have to go into ip accounting, and scroll through and pinpoint each user from the list. It becomes very time consuming.to go through the list. I am sure there is a way to export it but I am not real good with cisco .
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I am looking for a way to export ip accounting to a text file. What I eventually want to be able to do is export ip accounting and run a program and be able to see all users who have used over xxxx amount of bandwidth .

I work for a school system and we always have problems with students playing games and teachers not noticing so every once in a while I have to go through and play internet cop. When I do I have to go into ip accounting, and scroll through and pinpoint each user from the list. It becomes very time consuming.to go through the list. I am sure there is a way to export it but I am not real good with cisco .

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