I wonder at what point my ISP will just be like “WTF, no more Internet for you. Roflcopter, etc.”
26 GB in 4 hours. I’m just checking my email.
Use MRTG to graph traffic
§5 · July 8, 2009 · Uncategorized · (No comments) · Tags: bandwidth, debian, graphing, linux, mrtg, networking, snmp, traffic
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