FreeBSD view bandwidth and total bytes transferred for interface
Always installed nload on the server for which I wanted to view the bandwidth usage on.
But there’s preinstalled not-so-fancy-but-usable utility for FreeBSD:
systat -ifstat 1
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Always installed nload on the server for which I wanted to view the bandwidth usage on.
But there’s preinstalled not-so-fancy-but-usable utility for FreeBSD:
systat -ifstat 1
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There’s a really easy way of controlling bandwidth of an interface (e.g. guest interface).
It’s done via queues:
/queue simple add interface=guest max-limit=2M/2M disabled=no
Where “guest” is the interface name and 2M is the down/uplink speed in bps you want to shape it to.
More about this on Mikrotik Wiki
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