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Article #54687Re: PPP Link speed monitor for Linux?
From: Mark Vandersteen
Date: Sat, 27 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 27 Sep 1997 00:00
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This isn't exactly great but I just use pppstats and adjust the delay time in reporting the info I think the default is 5 secs change it to something like 10 secs or 1 secs and watch the results if you need the info saved in a file then just use redirection.just use pppstats -i 1 >/dir/filename its not a nice solution but it does work. I use pppstats -i 10 which gives a more averaged amount over 10 secs and then just divide the result by 10 to get the throughput Mark Vandersteen mvanders@merlin.net.au Anthony Green wrote in article ... >Also, is there anything that not only logs the speed graphical, but >in a file or something so u can compare results later? >
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