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Try cbq at: http://www.icir.org/floyd/cbq.html Whe use to limit the amount of traffic available for some networks on a ftp server.

Take a look at iptraf http://packages.debian.org/testing/net/iptraf.html Hope have helped Rafael Gustavo Gassner

Hi, This is not the best reference, but looks like what you need: http://www.progsoc.uts.edu.au/lists/lias/2001/March/msg00008.html Are the client browsers configured to use the proxy? Best regards, Rafael Gustavo Gassner

You can use wget for windows to retrieve web pages. It can be found at http://space.tin.it/computer/hherold/ You can mirror sites with it. Best regards, Rafael Gustavo Gassner

You need to install a program to gather information. Try mrtg, or rrdtool.

Hi, The best way is to look into router arp table. Try using the script below. Needs to install SNMP_util, and you need to put the routers you have in your network, and their community. Save to iptomac.pl, and use ./iptomac.pl 10.10.10.80 It will search all routers arp tables...

If operation System is NT XP or 2K, you could try http://www.firedaemon.com/ and run analogx proxy as a system service. Would it help?

oops... problem solved. just add $fisico[$i] = unpack 'H*', $fisico[$i]; before printing the variable.....

oops... problem solved. just add $fisico[$i] = unpack 'H*', $fisico[$i]; before printing the variable.....

justice41 rulez! Worked perfectly. Thanks a lot

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Hi, im using snmp_util to retrieve arp table of a host. All data is shown ok, but when mac addresses are printed, some strange characters appear. Any idea? Thanks, Rafael Gustavo Gassner #! /usr/bin/perl -w use SNMP_util; #use SNMP_Session; #use BER; $ip="10.10.10.10&quot...

Hi! Ive just posted a question about some issues on walking arp tables. The code is working, but mac addresses are shown with strange values. C ya Rafael Gustavo Gassner #! /usr/bin/perl -w use SNMP_util; #use SNMP_Session; #use BER; $ip="10.10.10.10"; $comm="public&quot...

Hi, im using snmp_util to walk some tables with perl, but mac-addresses are shown as strange values.... Anyone got ideas? Thankz, Rafael Gustavo Gassner #! /usr/bin/perl -w use SNMP_util; #use SNMP_Session; #use BER; $ip="10.10.10.10"; $comm="public&quot...

If you wanna keep a history of it, you should also try rrdtool!

What operating system are you using? How are the routes in your machine?

I think you would have much more security, cause you will limit their access to http and ftp. Users accessing directly internet is much more dangerous. A proxy server before a firewall is always welcome, mostly when you think of url filtering. The only point is to take good care of the log...

Hi, Im having problems redirecting http requests (80 port) to a squid server. Does anyone have experience with that? On ipfilters, what is the difference between forward and forwardtonexthop? On both cases, is the NextHopForwardIpAddr used? Thanks Rafael Gustavo Gassner

Hi, Im having problems redirecting http requests (80 port) to a squid server. Does anyone have experience with that? On ipfilters, what is the difference between forward and forwardtonexthop? On both cases, is the NextHopForwardIpAddr used? Thanks Rafael Gustavo Gassner