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(1) Network card Monitoring script#!/bin/bashEcho-n "Please enter the interface (ETH0) for the NIC you want to query:"Read ETHecho "The NIC interface you want to query is" $ethDeclare-i secEcho-n "Enter the time to wait (in seconds):"Read sececho "You want to see a single (b,k,m) of traffic:"Read typeIf ["$sec" = "0"]ThenSec=1Fiecho "You calculate the average flow in the $sec seconds"infirst=$ (awk '/' $eth '/{print $ '/proc/net/dev |sed ' s/' $

#当serverId对应的服务器挂掉后, Force-directed to other healthy servers, will not support option Abortonclose #当服务器负载很高的时候, automatically end the current queue processing more long links Maxconn 4096 #默认的最大连接数 Timeout connect 5000ms #连接超时 timeout client 30000ms #客户端超时 Timeout server 30000ms #服务器超时 #timeout check #心跳检测超时 #timeout http-keep-alive10s #默认持久连接超时时间 #ti Meout Http-request 10s #默认http请求超时时间 #timeoutqueue 1m #默认队列超时时间 balance Roundrobin #设置默认负载均衡方 , polling mode #balance Source # Sets the

Using nicstat to view the NIC status I previously used scripts to implement Xml code for real-time Nic traffic #! /Bin/bashNAMEnic_flowPIDFILE/var/tmp/$ NAME. pidLOGFILE/var/tmp/$ NAME. logfunctionstart () {if [-f quot; $ PIDFILE quot;]... using nicstat to view the NIC status I previously used scripts to implement Xml code for real-time Nic traffic #! /Bin/bash NAME = nic_flow PIDFILE =/var/tmp/$ NAME. pid LOGFILE =/var/tmp/$ NAME. log function start () {if [-f "$ PIDFILE"]; then echo $ PIDFIL

?Step 1: Turn on EIPOIBEdit Default "No" to "yes"/etc/infiniband/openib.confe_ipoib_load=YesStep 2: Restart the HCA card driver./ETC/INIT.D/OPENIBD restartThe Ethernet card is generated after the reboot, and the NIC rate can be confirmed with Ethtool exxx.Restart the OS if the service fails to restart.??Step 3: View the Eipoib Ethernet port and IB network Port correspondence[Email protected] src]# cat/sys/class/net/eth_ipoib_interfacesens865 over IB port:ib0Ens865d1 over IB PORT:IB1ens801 over I

public class, exposing outward including querying a single account, returning single or multiple wallet objects, subscribing to Wallet update events, and so on. Within it, it maintains a wallet list that holds a set of account objects through each wallet implementation class and passes an event. Feed member variables to manage all the requirements for subscribing to it Wallet update events. Update event for manager subscription wallet To highlight the subscription (subscribe) operation here, th

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The script for viewing Nic traffic in Linux (modified perfectly) Fixed the problem where a negative number is displayed.Added bits/s statisticsAdded the final average sum.#! /Bin/bash# Osdba 2008.10.22 monitor the interface's network traffic.# Zeuslion 2009.08.29.If [$ #-ne 3]; thenEcho useage: $0 interface interval countEcho example: $0 eth0 2 10ExitFiEth = $1Count = $3Interval = $2Inbytesfirst = $ (CAT/proc/NET/dev | tr': ''' | awk '/' $ ETH '/{pri

Get Linux network traffic script Syntax: [-- help] [-I] [-D] #! /Bin/bash Version = "1.0.0.1"Eth = ""SEC = 0 Help (){Printf "version: $ version \ n \Usage: $0 [-I interface] [-D time] \ n \\ T-I | -- interface: The needs of the inquiries interface network card (such as eth0, eth1...) \ n \\ T-d | -- Time: Delay Time (seconds) \ n ";} Echo "$ *"For dummyDoCase $1 in-- Help) help; Exit 1 ;;-I | -- Interface) shift;

Using nicstat to view the NIC status I previously used scripts to implement Xml code for real-time Nic traffic #! /Bin/bash NAME = nic_flow PIDFILE =/var/tmp/$ NAME. pid LOGFILE =/var/tmp/$ NAME. log function start () {if [-f "$ PIDFILE"]; then echo $ PIDFILE exit 2 fi ((;;)); do eth = $1 [-z "$ {eth:-}"] eth = eth0 time_range = $2 [-z "$ {time_range: -} "] amp

/haproxy. pid maxconn 4000 user haproxy group haproxy daemon # turn on stats unix socket stats socket/var/lib/haproxy/stats # response # common defaults that all the 'listen' and 'backend' sections will # use if not designated in their block # revoke defaults log global log 127.0.0.1 local3 mode http option httplog option dontlognull retries 10 option redispatch

#!/bin/env python#-*-Coding:utf-8-*-Import JSONImport timeImport socketImport OSImport reImport SysImport commandsImport Urllib2, base64Class Redisstats:REDIS_CLI = '/data/redis/bin/redis-cli 'Stat_regex = re.compile (Ur ' (\w+):([0-9]+\.? [0-9]*] \ R ')def __init__ (self,port= ' 6379 ', passwd=none,host= ' 127.0.0.1 ', status= ' info '):Self.cmd = '%s-h%s-p%s%s '% (SELF.REDIS_CLI, host, Port,status)def stats (self):info = commands.getoutput (self.cmd

haproxy.cfgglobal log 127.0.0.1 local2 chroot/var/lib/haproxy pidfile/var/run/haproxy.pid maxconn 4000 user haproxy group haproxy daemon Stats socket/var/lib/haproxy/ statsdefaults mode http #启用七层模型 log global option Httplog option dontlognull option http-server-close option forwardfor except 127.0.0.0/8 option redispatch retries 3 Timeout http-request 10s Timeout queue 1m Timeout connect 10s Timeout client 1m Timeout server 1m Timeout H

requirements, and we can provide an argument in the Profile.run () function, which is to save the file name of the output, and again, in the command-line arguments, we can add one more parameter to hold the output of the profile.customizing reports with PstatsProfile solves one of our needs, and there is a need: To view the output in many forms, we can solve it through another class of stats. Here we need to introduce a module pstats, which defines a

Huawei port 5328 aggregation/load eth-trunk 16:48:28 | classification: H3C, HUAWEI | label: eth-trunk1 | font size HUAWEI port default is configured in the configuration before eth-trunk, first Delete the Default Configuration:[Quidway] int g0/0/8 [Quidway-GigabitEthernet0/0/8] dis this # Interface GigabitEthernet0/0/8 Port default vlan 1 Bpdu enable Ntdp enable

Demonstration of port aggregation configuration and troubleshooting of Huawei switch s5700Huawei port aggregation is divided into two types: manual Load Balancing eth-trunk link and LACP eth-trunk link. I will only introduce the former here. The manual eth-trunk can be regarded as an interface, which can be access or trunk. After creation, the configuration is ex

Work encountered problems, need to do a lot of repetitive work, that is, to comb the configuration of many routers. So you need to look at what's in the router configuration.First, in the table to get the device name of the router, the device name is as follows:# sysname xxxxxxxxx#Second, you need to get the VLAN and eth-trunk information, which is as follows:# ... #interface Vlanif40 description to-[xxxxxxxx]-aaa IP binding vpn-instance vpn-instance_

Auto get @ Echo offRem ETH // set the NIC name, for example, "Local Connection"Set Eth = "wireless network connection"REM sleep // set the wait time, such as "20 seconds"Set sleep = Ping-N 8 127.0.0.1> NUL 2> NULECHO is changing to Automatically Obtaining the IP address...Netsh interface IP Set address "% ETH %" Source = DHCPECHO is changing to Automatically Ob

ftp dns msnms ip ssl oicq bootp, etc. Exclude arp packets, such! Arp or not arp 4. filtering MAC too much to filter eth with the network header. dst = A0: 00: 00: 04: C5: 84 // filter target mac eth. src eq A0: 00: 00: 04: C5: 84 // filter source mac eth. dst = A0: 00: 00: 04: C5: 84 eth. dst = A0-00-00-04-C5-84

@ Echo offRem ETH // ETH is the name of the network adapter, which can be queried in the network connection, for example, "Local Connection"Set Eth = "Local Connection"Rem IP // ip address you want to changeSet IP = 202.198.24.125Rem gateway // gateway is the gateway addressSet gateway = 202.198.24.254Rem netmasks // netmasks is the subnet maskSet netmasks = 255.

Network Status Monitoring Ethereum (centralised) network status monitor (sometimes referred to as "Eth-netstats") is a network-based application that monitors the health of testnet/mainnet through a set of nodes. Checklist To list your nodes, you must install the client information relay, a node module. The instructions given here work on Ubuntu (Mac OS x follows the same instructions, but sudo may not be necessary). Other platforms are also differen