Slurm Real-time network traffic monitoring

Slurm Real-time network traffic monitoring

While Gnome's System Monitor can view network status, command-line tools like Slurm, which take up less resources and are easy to see, are used to the taste. Slurm was originally a port status monitor for FreeBSD, with a functional overview:

Show real-time traffic swallowing status

View display can be selected

can monitor any network interface

Show more information about an interface

Install Slurm to Ubuntu

[CPP]

sudo aptitude install Slurm

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So the installation is complete.

Slurm syntax

[CPP]

Slurm [-hhz] [-CSL] [-D delay]-I interface

If you want to monitor the first NIC (eth0), use the following command:

[CPP]

Slurm-i eth0

The output in the terminal is similar to the following.

Author Zhang Tonghao

• This article is from: Linux Learning Network

Slurm Real-time network traffic monitoring