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Network Troublshooting => Linux Servers Support => Topic started by: engineerjude on April 12, 2004, 08:51:01 AM
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Hello guyz,
Please there something I likes very well in Linux. I saw a Linux server in an ISP, whatever websites, Ip address and activities done by workstations and clients will be passing on the screen E.g: http://www.aol.com 172.16.0.25
I hope you get what I meant? So I need scripts or commands on how to enable that after a new Linux server installation.
Thanks.
Jude.
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Well,
Most of the ISPs use squid and that has good logging ability (see access.log)
But there are lot of other tools.. Most famous one is I think "MRTG"
Here I am giving u few links.. u can download and try. there are really lots of them..
http://www.slac.stanford.edu/xorg/nmtf/nmtf-tools.html
http://www.topology.org/comms/netmon.html
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Thanks for your response. Please Dats not the result to the questions I asked.
I mean what scripts do I run on my Linux server to be able to be viewing all worstations and clients activities?
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Activities, can u explain more? If u say network activities of each clients/workstations, run "iptraf" but u must install it first. It will monitor each workstation by MAC address and ip address as well.
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Hello friends,
thanks for the reply.But my questions are not yet clear. I saw an ISP, on their Linux server, all sites and ip addresses accesed by their clients or worstations shows there.
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I think what it is : IS --->start the "snmp service" buddy.
That's the server auditing service in linux servers. :) that will log anything on your server. And the remote access that u refer to is most likely using VNC another service which must be enabled in the server as well.