centos8 iftop based platform to monitor network traffic

A, iftop role:

Ip network traffic between the unit and an external device statistics, based on

You can easily see if each client has unusual access to the machine

 

Second, the installation iftop:

[root@yjweb ~]# yum install iftop 

 

Description: yum error if there is no match, then install epel source

[root @ localhost liuhongdi] # yum  install warm-release

 

Third, view the help and the version of iftop

[root@yjweb ~]# iftop -h
iftop: display bandwidth usage on an interface by host
Synopsis: iftop -h | [-npblNBP] [-i interface] [-f filter code]
                               [-F net/mask] [-G net6/mask6]
   -h                  display this message
   -n                  don't do hostname lookups
   -N                  don't convert port numbers to services
   -p                  run in promiscuous mode (show traffic between other
                       hosts on the same network segment)
   -b                  don't display a bar graph of traffic
   -B                  display bandwidth in bytes
   -a                  display bandwidth in packets
   -i interface        listen on named interface
   -f filter code      use filter code to select packets to count
                       (default: none, but only IP packets are counted)
   -F net/mask         show traffic flows in/out of IPv4 network
   -G net6/mask6       show traffic flows in/out of IPv6 network
   -l                  display and count link-local IPv6 traffic (default: off)
   -P                  show ports as well as hosts
   -m limit            sets the upper limit for the bandwidth scale
   -c config file      specifies an alternative configuration file
   -t                  use text interface without ncurses

   Sorting orders:
   -o 2s                Sort by first column (2s traffic average)
   -o 10s               Sort by second column (10s traffic average) [default]
   -o 40s               Sort by third column (40s traffic average)
   -o source            Sort by source address
   -o destination       Sort by destination address

   The following options are only available in combination with -t
   -s num              print one single text output afer num seconds, then quit
   -L num              number of lines to print

iftop, version 1.0pre4
copyright (c) 2002 Paul Warren <[email protected]> and contributors

 

Four, iftop three most commonly used parameters

[Root @ loadserver ~] # iftop -n -N -P

 

-n: the host information directly show the default IP

(Default solution to anti-domain is not necessary)

-N: the default port information is displayed directly port number

(The default will be displayed as a service, such as: http, https,

No need, also can not port a custom display)

-P: the host information and port information are displayed by default on

 

Description: This parameter -P added the statistics are statistics to the port,

         If you want to look at statistics to the host, then remove the -P parameter

 

V. iftop common method of Example:

1, view traffic situations specified card:

[Root @ loadserver ~] # iftop -N -P -i -n eth0

 

2, view traffic situation or an ip network segment

[root @ loadserver ~] # iftop -n -N -P -F 172,117 . 123.26 / 32

 

Six, iftop common interaction command:

1, q: quit monitoring

 

2, b: opening / closing the flow pattern strip

    (Generally not used)

 

3, p: turn on / off according to port statistics

 

4, P: Pause / Resume display

   Sometimes you need to see data for a point in time

 

5, T: the opening / closing of the total flow of each connection

 

6, h: open / close the help screen interactive commands

 

Seven, the output display data to a file iftop

[Root @ loadserver ~] # iftop -t> /root/iftop.txt

 

Eight, view the current version of centos

[root@yjweb ~]# cat /etc/redhat-release
CentOS Linux release 8.0.1905 (Core)

 

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