Remove references to ancient versions of Alpine. All of these packages are available on current versions.
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This is to show a few tools that can be used to monitor traffic on an Alpine Linux firewall, either to track down specific issues, to establish a traffic baseline, etc. This is not a comprehensive guide to each tool, since that can be found elsewhere on the internet. | This is to show a few tools that can be used to monitor traffic on an Alpine Linux firewall, either to track down specific issues, to establish a traffic baseline, etc. This is not a comprehensive guide to each tool, since that can be found elsewhere on the internet. | ||
== iptraf == | == iptraf-ng == | ||
Available from | Available from community repository (Alpine v3.10 and up). No switches are needed. Good tool for seeing statistical view of traffic, either layer 2 or 3. | ||
== iftop == | == iftop == | ||
Available from | Available from community repository (Alpine v3.10 and up). No switches needed. Graphical view of traffic by connection. | ||
== nload == | == nload == | ||
Available from | Available from community repository (Alpine v3.10 and up). No switches needed, another graphical traffic viewer by connection. | ||
More are available, but that is a start... | More are available, but that is a start... | ||
[[Category:Networking]] [[Category:Monitoring]] | [[Category:Networking]] [[Category:Monitoring]] | ||
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