Questions tagged [network-traffic]
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Is it possible to filter local network traffic based on the URL?
What I'm planning to do is e.g. allow: https://website.com/a/ but block: https://website.com/b/.
Research on proxy servers seems like they filter based on only domain names website.com. Since most ...
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Both incoming and outgoing packets is delayed even though i target incoming only with tc command
I want to deay incoming packets from a particular ip with tc command. I tried
sudo tc qdisc add dev eth0 root handle 1: prio
sudo tc qdisc add dev eth0 parent 1:3 handle 10: netem delay 500ms
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Daily overview of traffic with information on what processes consumed how much of the traffic on a Linux server
By the end of the day (or week/month) I would like to have an overview of all processes which used the network with information about how much traffic was generated by each of those processes for that ...
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Windows Server - create firewall rules from network trace?
A good basis for firewall rules would be Zero Trust - only allow what is needed.
But in many cases, you do not know all the needed rules for a server connection. As a result in many evironments, the ...
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How to handle QoS（traffic control） based on physical interface of virtual bridge？
I have a requirement to limit the traffic rate based on different interfaces of the router, such as controlling the upload speed of ssid1 to 10mbps, download speed to 20mbps, lan1 upload speed to ...
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Find out what's causing the sudden rise in traffic?
My webserver (Debian Bullseye, Apache2) is serving about 50 (small) websites spread over 16 ip addresses. I just noticed that on one of the ip addresses, since the beginning of this month traffic has ...
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Best Azure function to identify surge in outgoing network traffic
We have two Azure VM's hosting web applications with back-end databases on each respective server. In the last few days we've seen a massive surge in outgoing data within the metrics. Normally this ...
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Extracting TCP application data from pcap file
Given a .pcap (or similar) file, I'd like to select one TCP connection and dump both application data streams (the one from the other peer and the one two the other peer) into two separate files on ...
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Possible causes for Apache not responding on port 443
Background: Debian Stretch amd64 server on Google Cloud with Apache 2.4.25. It's running a PHP-based website via proxy_fcgi to PHP-FPM. Backend database is PostgreSQL 10. Postgres packages have been ...
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Network traffic debugging - noticed a lot of traffic from different ports in my VM
I am on a quest to analyze high egress traffic from my VM. Analyzing iftop logs, I noticed that a lot of traffic is conducted from different ports of my VM such as :42272, :42292, :42294, :55166 etc....
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Domain Controllers Experiencing Heavy Network Load From Almost All Machines In the Domain
We are experiencing frequent and high-bandwidth connections from almost every machine in our environment with no recognizable pattern.
We transferred ~110GB to/from our main domain controllers(10.223....
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Extremely high incoming traffic on web server but no abnormalities in log files
Today we recorded extremely high incoming traffic (1 Gbps) on our Debian Webserver (green chart). On an average day it's at a maximum of about 20-30 Mbps. Firewall as well as fail2ban are configured ...
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IN/OUT Network traffic not balanced on Nginx as reverse proxy
I have a reverse proxy server configured using Nginx and proxy_pass with https.
This graph is rendered using SNMPD installed on the server.
But send/receive network traffic is not balanced. Do you ...
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Http traffic using 127.0.0.1 or LAN IPv4 IP
Having two services exposed on the same machine, do my connections go to the router and back to my machine if I'm using my internal LAN IPv4 address?
If yes, Is it possible to prevent this by using ...
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Internet packages went crazy
So... I have a router (wireless, ASUS RT-N18U), connected to 4 pcs via cable and 1 tablet wireless.
After I noticed some performance drops in my network speed, I checked the traffic manager. The ...
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How to get size of HTTP request and response including protocol overhead?
I am working on an IoT-related research project with several devices. However, my project partner responsible for the infrastructure restricted the traffic for each device to a maximum of 500 MB per ...
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Linux ping command getting rtt
I am new to Linux and i am trying to ping a server and i wonder How to get or calculate median of Round Trip Time (RTT) n Linux ?
Ping or Packet Internet Groper is a network administration utility ...
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Configurable Stateful Traffic Generator Advice
I need a traffic generator tool which I should be able to configure followings;
Number of Packets
Number of Sessions
Number of TCP, UDP packets
Average number of packets in a session
Average packet ...
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Get network data transfer rate / throughput for use in Wireshark
I'm trying to get the ethernet NIC throughput rate / data transfer rate on a VPS in order to start a capture on Wireshark during DOS/DDOS attacks so I can analyze the nature of the packets.
I'm ...
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How to identify bursts of traffic?
Background: one of our Ubuntu servers is becoming randomly (?) unresponsive ie. some connections are dropped and the server is not accepting new ones for a while. At least this is what we see in logs ...
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How to display all network traffic of all local hosts
How can I display all network traffic of all hosts in my network? I can use a linux box of choice, can set eth0 to promiscuous mode and my router has all major protocols. I want to be able to tell ...
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discover additional scripts loaded from other sites when visiting a website with DNS
I noticed a (relatively) huge amount of dns packets in my wireshark recording while only visiting plain websites. Sites like amazon, facebook, comodoca and many others are requested by dns packets. So ...
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Word translator tool tracing
If anyone (on our school wired network/Wi-fi) uses the Microsoft translator tool implemented in Word, would we be able to trace it or are we not able to see such activity going on in the network like ...
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NAT: Figuring out IP of broken down machine
I have a machine that was behind a natted router. Unfortunately its harddrive broke down, so I had to replace it. I have port 22 forwarded to it (in the router provided by the ISP) for remote ...
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Traffic burst in cascading Cisco switch configuration
I'm using 2 Cisco Catalyst 3850 switches (Sw1, Sw2) and 3 Cisco Nexus switches (Sw3, Sw4, Sw5) as part of my internal network, connected in the manner below (A, B, C, D, E, F represent 10G ports, i.e. ...
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Traffic Control on a Linux-bonded / LACP interface
I have created a virtual interface (VIF) [Read Linux Bonding / LACP interfaces] using two physical ethernet interfaces of 1GBps each.
When I apply traffic control on the same, I see that the egress ...
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Track down application/process causing computer broacasting destination 255.255.255.255 port 0
We have installed Untangle and we see many broadcasts from 1 IP (client Windows 7). Almost every minute it is broadcasting to 255.255.255.255 port 0.
I would like to know how to trace the source of ...
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Limiting incoming traffic with tc police
I have a requirement to limit the total incoming traffic to 5mbit. I know this can be achieved by using the following tc command:
tc filter add dev eth0 parent ffff: protocol ip u32 match u32 0 0 ...
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Why is the iptables byte count for raw PREROUTING 0?
I plan to use iptables to measure my Internet traffic (inspired by Peter Krumins' great article http://www.catonmat.net/blog/traffic-accounting-with-iptables).
The computer which is intended to ...
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reroute traffic from A going to B to instead go to C
I have TCP traffic from 192.168.3.51 going to 192.168.3.10 but instead I would like to have it sent to 192.168.3.50
Is there a way to set this up in iptables such that only tcp traffic coming from A ...
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Process names in MS Message Analyzer
I am trying to set up the Message Analyzer viewer exactly like it is explained in this reference, but instead of steady process names I got some weird numbers, both in ProcessName and ProcessID ...
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Extracting Source => Destination rx / tx from procfs (/proc)
I know I can get rx and tx bytes for each NIC from /proc/..., but I'm looking to get rx and tx info for each source => destination pair -- basically traffic info for each network connection.
In /proc/...
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Minimum bandwidth limit on Linux systems
I need to limit the minimum bandwith from an IP to specific services/ports, by dropping all the packets that will not satisfy that minimum rate.
I saw the attribute rate in the HTB class of the Linux ...
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What's the caculation for network speed reported with sar-n DEV output?
I am confused about the network speed outputs:
If the report says:
sar -n DEV 1 1
Linux 2.6.18-194.el5PAE (dev-db) 03/26/2011 _i686_ (8 CPU)
01:11:13 PM IFACE rxpck/s txpck/s ...
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iperf3 uses TCP even if UDP is specified
I've encountered this issue with iperf3(version 3.1.3). iperf(2.0.5) works different. So, with iperf3 even if I specify that I want to use UDP, when I start a capture on the destination, first thing I ...
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What amount of inbound traffic is considered as normal for a small blog? [closed]
I have a blog that has ~1000 page views per day. Usually the amount of incoming traffic to the web server was less than 5MB. Suddenly it popped up to 300MB for some longer period of time. This is 60 ...
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Do you trust LACP?
Are there any reasons why I should not rely on LACP when designing network topology? I exactly mean L2 switch to hypervisor connection, so it is the place where agregated traffic of VMs cumulates. We ...
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Missing lots of ipv4 traffic after dns switch to a new server
I've been migrating a traffic-heavy (https://jsonip.com) service I've run for a number of years to an upgraded server over the last week. Before the dns switch, I was averaging 9mb/s ipv4 inbound. ...
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monitor traffic at the scale of millisecond
I have several linux servers running Ubuntu 14.04, and turned them into a Spark cluster. At this point, I want to measure the network flow between the servers, at the scale of milliseconds, in order ...
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How to setup a traffic limit per user on OpenVPN?
I am setting up a VPN server using OpenVPN. The authentication method is the certificate one (different certs for client and server). The VPS has 1TB of traffic monthly.
I plan allowing up to 4 ...
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Abnormal DHCP Android device traffic cannot be identified
Hi Serverfault community members.
I've been trying to identify the source of an abnormal broadcast traffic generated by some Samsung Android devices with no success, so I ask for your help.
I have ...
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How would I limit total outbound traffic?
I've had a look round and found solutions like tc to limit the total allowed bandwidth per user, but what I'm interested in is how to limit the total outbound traffic per user.
I have a server with ...
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How the Traffic Classes get defined
I often come across in networking related literature the term 'traffic class'. And it looks like it is platform specific, sometimes they talk about 8 traffic classes, sometimes about 64.
1) Is this ...
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Network Traffic fluctuating, even with loopback
I am using iperf tool to benchmark my network interfaces on two identical machines (Dell Blade Server M620). Both have given different results.
On 1st machine, I ran server and clients as:
Server ==>...
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How to extract X.509 certificate from live network traffic automatically on Linux OS
I will appreciate if someone can point me How to extract an X.509 certificate from live network traffic automatically during the handshake phase between client and server on Linux OS.
A similar ...
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How to set up IAM Role Permissions for VPC CloudWatch logs?
I am trying to allow aws to start my log service, and I have my log streams, and log groups added already.
When i got to my VPC dashboard, the status of the Flow Log I'm interested in says:
Access ...
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OpenVPN solution/options for traffic reduction?
I am looking into VPN for the purpose of traffic reduction on the client side. CPU load is secondary.
Is lzo good enough to beat the overhead malus?
Are there other options to tune compression in ...
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Potential traffic issues on one big(ger) subnet
Posts like this:
Most traffic in a corporate LAN is client to server nowadays, and a
router not very well setup rather becomes a bottleneck AND a SPOF. and
200+ clients on a subnet wasn't a ...
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What are the tools needed to best asses a load balancer?
I'm building a Paas with Docker container in the field of Networkf Function Virtualization. I need to deploy some load-balancers inside containers.
I need to asses the load balancers in differents ...
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Random spikes of high ingress traffic. What could be the cause? [closed]
I understand that this is rather a generic question but wanted to see if you all could offer some good feedback.
Our business has three locations, one in the West Coast, two in the East Coast. Our ...
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