
If you are running an IPCop firewall (or similar firewall - Debian and Ubuntu you can install this program) and need to check who is taking up all your bandwidth, there is a command line utility in IPCop that will do this for you - iftop
Log into ipcop using ssh as root and run iftop - It is shows the ip address that uses the greatest bandwidth at the moment and since it started. There is no man page in ipcop - you can try this Iftop manual page
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Thanks!! very much!!
Is exactly what I looking for.
And is installable in any linux distribution.