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| ipaudit listens to a network link using promiscuous mode and gathers statistics on network usage. For every combination of host pair, port pair and protocol, it counts bytes and packets in both directions. After a fixed interval (30 minutes for example) ipaudit can be signaled (via kill command) to output its results. The text output can be processed into reports but the raw data can also be useful identifying heavy bandwidth consumers, intrusive telnet sessions, denial of service attacks, etc. There is also an option (like tcpdump) to save raw packets to specific ports for detailed subsequent analysis with packages such as tcpdump or ethereal. Homepage here. By Jon Rifkin | |
| ipaudit records network activity. It stores a count of bytes and packets exchanged for every combination of host/port pairs and protocol. It can be signalled after a fixed interval (30 minutes is typical) to output results. It's useful for identifying heavy bandwidth users, intrusive telnet sessions, denial of service attacks, scans, etc. There is also an option (like tcpdump) to save raw packet headers for detailed analysis with packages such as tcpdump or ethereal. Changes: Bug fixes. Homepage here. By Jon Rifkin | |
| Ipaudit records network activity. It stores a count of bytes and packets exchanged for every combination of host/port pairs and protocol. It can be signalled after a fixed interval (30 minutes is typical) to output results. It's useful for identifying heavy bandwidth users, intrusive telnet sessions, denial of service attacks, scans, etc. There is also an option (like tcpdump) to save raw packet headers for detailed analysis with packages such as tcpdump or ethereal. Changes: Time fields added to output, minor bug fix. Homepage here. By Jon Rifkin | |
| ipaudit records network activity. It stores a count of bytes and packets exchanged for every combination of host/port pairs and protocol. It can be signalled after a fixed interval (30 minutes is typical) to output results. It's useful for identifying heavy bandwidth users, intrusive telnet sessions, denial of service attacks, scans, etc. There is also an option (like tcpdump) to save raw packet headers for detailed analysis with packages such as tcpdump or ethereal. Changes: Hardware address recording, sorted output, memory overflow and PPP fixes, and it includes two new utilities (ipstrings, total). Homepage: http://www.sp.uconn.edu/~jrifkin/ipaudit/. By Jon Rifkin | |
| Ipaudit records and displays network activity. It is useful for identifying high bandwith users, intrusive telnet sessions, denial of service attacks, and scans. Ipaudit stores counts of bytes and packets for every combination of host/port pairs and protocol. It also includes scripts which automatically generate webified reports, CGI scripts which organize web presentation, and the utilities "total" and "ipstrings" which can be used to investigate network traffic records from the command line. Changes: New scripts to generate Web based reports. Homepage: http://www.sp.uconn.edu/~jrifkin/ipaudit/. By Jon Rifkin |