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#1
Is there a way to show the traffic of a Linux SuSe 9.0 Server through SSH or Confixx? I'm a noob at Linux stuff.
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#2
you can probably use mrtg which is web based. or you can see how much you've recieved via /sbin/ifconfig
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#3
This works, but it will reset when you reboot or restart your network.

iptables -L -v| grep Chain
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#4
yes, but thats only IF iptables is compiled in the kernel and is installed. linux noobs won't know how to do this Toungue
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#5
Most distros have iptables compiled in the kernel by default,
unless you have a 2.2 kernel or lower, then it would be ipchains
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