<div>
yes.. &nbsp;you need to install mrtg or cacti to make this graphs.... and you need access to the router or a snmp public community in your router. is very simple if you have this. and you can find many tutorials in the internet, how to install it.
</div>


yes..  you need to install mrtg or cacti to make this graphs.... and you need access to the router or a snmp public community in your router. is very simple if you have this. and you can find many tutorials in the internet, how to install it.

<div>
sorry in the last link i forbid that follow the steps in this tutorial.
</div>


sorry in the last link i forbid that follow the steps in this tutorial.

<div>
sabrin<br />
just a clarification for me.. &nbsp;<br />
you want to reproduce the exact graph that you show in your link? this is mrtg but<br />
if you need more detailed graphic you need to use ntop like cyclops said. <br />
<br />
i prefered use ntop instead of mrtg.. but if you are a coreborder you need mrtg or cacti with rrdtools.... 
</div>


sabrin
just a clarification for me..  
you want to reproduce the exact graph that you show in your link? this is mrtg but
if you need more detailed graphic you need to use ntop like cyclops said.

i prefered use ntop instead of mrtg.. but if you are a coreborder you need mrtg or cacti with rrdtools....

<div>
<div class="content wysiwyg-content">
hello,<br />
I have two server 1 in fedora core v4 and the other is centos v4.4<br />
I would like to have some kind of software installed on them<br />
so that it can generate graphs of the total bandwidth used of day, week, month..<br />
and also the peek with time in it! so that I can know if I need a 50MB/PS connection<br />
or 100mbit etc.. something like this <a href="http://www.hybodus.com/images/bw_graph.png" rel="ugc">http://www.hybodus.com/images/bw_graph.png</a><br />
can someone please help me?<br />

</div>
</div>


hello,
I have two server 1 in fedora core v4 and the other is centos v4.4
I would like to have some kind of software installed on them
so that it can generate graphs of the total bandwidth used of day, week, month..
and also the peek with time in it! so that I can know if I need a 50MB/PS connection
or 100mbit etc.. something like this http://www.hybodus.com/images/bw_graph.png
can someone please help me?


bandwidth

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.