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What to use to Track internet activity from a certain system

#1 User is offline   Mr.Guvernment 

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Posted 21 January 2003 - 03:26 AM

Hey all,

this kind of goes with the other thread i started,


Since we gave our lanloard shared access to our network / inet connection - last few days around the same time (6pm) the conneciton speed drops through the floor!

i know normally this is the time that ISP will drop, but this has only started since we , sorry, my friend! decided to share our line.

The friend thinks that it is not him, and that it is just the ISP, but it isn't and i am darn sure of it, so i basically want to prove to him that it is not the ISP and track the landlords usage.

So, he is on our internal network - with out using MS Proxy - as that would be a little complicated for me to set up and would require me to install a client on his side, is there anyway to track the internet usage / banwidth etc of a single computer on your network?

All help is appreciated.
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Posted 23 January 2003 - 02:29 AM

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Since we gave our lanloard shared access to our network / inet connection - last few days around the same time (6pm) the conneciton speed drops through the floor!

Just had a fun idea, around that time, unplug his network cable (on your end) and see how quickly he calls!
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#3 User is offline   Mr.Guvernment 

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Posted 23 January 2003 - 06:35 AM

kaaza..BUAHAHAHAHA!~


u insult me! as if i would be at such a low level to use or need programs like kaaza!

BUAHHAHA!!!

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Posted 24 January 2003 - 04:22 AM

http://dast.nlanr.net/Projects/Iperf/#download

I know you can do it with cisco equipment ... 1600 routers and such

Other than that and what APK has well stated, there arent many options.

You could always run a network monitor to see just how much traffic flows to a particular IP
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