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I would second what Kimberly has recommended. PRTG is a very good package, and is extremely affordable.<br />
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I've used PRTG100 for smaller customers, and have found it to be one of the best network monitoring packages around. I especially enjoy the extend-ability of the package via scripting.<br />
Have used it to monitor mail queues via shellscripts, track active SSH logins, SIP trunks as well as the usual network traffic &amp;&nbsp;downtime alerts.
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I would second what Kimberly has recommended. PRTG is a very good package, and is extremely affordable.

I've used PRTG100 for smaller customers, and have found it to be one of the best network monitoring packages around. I especially enjoy the extend-ability of the package via scripting.
Have used it to monitor mail queues via shellscripts, track active SSH logins, SIP trunks as well as the usual network traffic & downtime alerts.

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Hi,<br />
I have a broadband line with 10mb up and down capacity and it is maxing out. <br />
I need to find out which user, or what process, is using the capacity.<br />
Is there a GUI &nbsp;based tool which you would recommend to help me achieve this?<br />
Thank you
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Hi,
I have a broadband line with 10mb up and down capacity and it is maxing out. 
I need to find out which user, or what process, is using the capacity.
Is there a GUI  based tool which you would recommend to help me achieve this?
Thank you

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