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Can this data be graphed?? inbound & outbound bandwidth usage over past year?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by deephouse, Apr 1, 2011.

  1. deephouse

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    Greetings
    I am new to the forum, seeking advice:

    Is there a tool / graph in WHM or cPanel that will allow me to generate inbound and outbound traffic (bandwidth usage) statistics report for the past year?

    If there is a document I missed, kindly forward me the link.
    Thanks in advance.

    BC
     
    #1 deephouse, Apr 1, 2011
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    Not sure if Munin does it but I've found MRTG very useful. We monitor a whole bunch of things from MySQL load to cpu Temperature, disk usage, Mail mail-queue and spam stats, and a whole bunch of other things. Each has a daily, monthly and yearly graph.

    The MRTG site also has tons of small perl and bash type scripts for getting the individual data sets.

    There's probably something better - always is - but that's what we use.
     
    #2 bhd, Apr 2, 2011
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