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How to see what IP is hogging bandwidth

BrucekConvergent
Been a while since I posted a question, but here goes:

I would like to be able to (at this point, probably from the command line) be able to pinpoint what IP address is "hogging" all the bandwidth at any point in time--I found a utility that sounded like it was what I was looking for (ntop) but it has too many dependencies for me to load it on an Astaro.  TCPDUMP does capture the packets, but I really just need to know who is the number one creator / destination.


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    Just a FYI....on ntop.

    If I remember correctly you can take a tcpdump file and import it. I capture a tcpdump file and scp it over to another PC and suck it into ntop.  Kind of a pain in the butt, I wish astaro had this ability out of the box.

    -Scott
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    Just a FYI....on ntop.

    If I remember correctly you can take a tcpdump file and import it. I capture a tcpdump file and scp it over to another PC and suck it into ntop.  Kind of a pain in the butt, I wish astaro had this ability out of the box.

    -Scott
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