Search Again: Re: Bandwidth in meg From: Shawn Hogan Date: Tuesday, May 4, 1999 Time: 9:20:44 am Dave Tanguay wrote: >I noticed Optigold measures bandwidth in time. >Can it be used to monitor the amount of meg a login uses instead? Actually, it already is megs (not time). >Every month my Linux server generates a file called > >Jan >Feb >Mar >etc... > >It looks like > >goliath2.primary-server.net > >The projection is based on a 30 day month >The numbers are in megabytes > >Apr 1 to Apr 30 > >DOMAIN WWW FTP TOTAL PROJECTION >======================================================================= >4freenet 3270 12 3287 3287 >thekidzpage 1142 1 1145 1145 >prothom-alo 1104 9 1116 1116 >defconfive 647 26 676 676 >binod 524 22 551 551 >stocktonports 466 0 466 466 >expositor 384 0 384 384 >warehouse-one 370 0 370 370 >charlotteh3 360 0 360 360 >alibataatpandesal 360 0 360 360 >dv8west 320 5 325 325 >tristar-sparta 273 0 273 273 >artplans 248 0 248 248 >spron 215 17 235 235 >euroside 143 4 150 150 >cmusoccer 121 0 121 121 >1track 111 5 118 118 >online-library 117 0 117 117 >networkdeveloper 47 68 116 116 > > >Is there a way for Optigold to import this file? If you merged it into your usage import file, then yes. - Shawn ------------------------------- Shawn D. Hogan President, Digital Point Solutions http://www.digitalpoint.com (619) 452-3696 ------------------------------------------- To subscribe, unsubscribe and list archive please visit http://www.optigold.com/lists -------------------------------------------

Messages In This Thread: Bandwidth in meg by Dave Tanguay on May 4, 1999 at 2:08:09 am Re: Bandwidth in meg by Todd Reese on May 4, 1999 at 6:18:56 am Re: Bandwidth in meg by Shawn Hogan on May 4, 1999 at 9:20:44 am