Thread: How to monitor your bandwidth anywhere!

I've been looking for decent bandwidth meters all over the place. On linux there is vnstat on windows... du meter? bitmeter? Bandwidth meter?

I came upon this Codebox Software - BitMeter OS

It's quite unique that I can do global stats from multiple servers. I can't get it to work in redhat flavored os' (centos, redhat, fedora). It works fine on debian distros and on windows. When I say global stats it lets you combine all the numbers in to one huge database!

Here are the command lines url Codebox Software - BitMeter OS - bmclient manual

If you need an example I have one of my servers monitoring bandwidth off several machines

Cherokee Test Page



That's what it looks like. Go to preferences and customize everything that you want! It remembers it. Colors and all. If the graph is hard to read scale it. Which you'll see the scale buttons located to the right of the bandwidth chart. Keep pressing up till it's scaled properly. enjoy this fine piece of software.

Originally Posted by zeez

Thanks!I have been looking for something like this. Also I would like to know if this runs on tinycore too.

I never even heard of tinycore. I'll download it later on today and see if I can get it to work on there. Thanks.

I am using "netdiagram" from metaproduct (which is software company)

very good.I tried this tutorial and it works

Nice sharing.. Keeep them coming..
Before this I knew that there is no other bandwidth monitoring software except for the default one that comes with ISP's router. Downloaded them & using them happily now.

Thank you for sharing. Could you please give an installation tutorial ?
I tried to install it, everything is ok but the website is not working.

Thanks, I have been looking for something along these lines. Very interesting