OT Network-Tools

Slade Edmonds slade at cryptoflow.net
Wed May 19 18:32:23 CEST 2004


Steinbacher Manfred wrote:

> Hello
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> I have installed Nagios and it works great. But I need some other 
> information about the network.
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Excellent.

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> We have a LAN with Cisco-Switches and some Cisco-Routers (WAN-and 
> Partnerconnections).
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> We have two connections to the Internet about to routers. I need a 
> tool where I can so how many traffice (who , what traffice and so one) 
> goes about these both connections. And I must save this information 
> for history and I also need a report system where I can generate 
> customized reports about these stored information.
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I am not sure if you are asking if Nagios is capable of this, but the 
answer is that it isn't.  I do this with http://www.ntop.org/ntop.html.  
There are other several commercial software available. 

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> Another issue is what MAC-Addresses are active in the LAN. (We have 
> some VLANs) I know arpwatch but how can I solve the problems with VLAN´s.
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See http://cede.psu.edu/~tkeiser/howtos/arpwatch/

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> Have anyone an idea who can I do this?
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> Many Thanks
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> Manfred
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