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Report IP protocol usage sorted by protocol type.

Display IP Traffic Subnet matrix (who’s talking to who?).

Analyse IP traffic and sort it according to the source/destination.

ntopng comes with a demo characterisation key, but if you need a permanent one, please mail Show IP traffic distribution among the various protocols

Characterise HTTP traffic by leveraging on characterisation services provided by block.si.

Discover application protocols by leveraging on nDPI, ntop’s DPI framework.

Store on disk persistent traffic statistics in RRD format.

Show network traffic and IPv4/v6 active hosts.

Sort network traffic according to many protocols.

Here is a list of things it can do (from website) I have only run this tool on a Linux box before, but the website states it can run on OS X or Windows just as well as it does Linux. After that, they sit quietly in the background and provide the app with live data with minimal resource consumption.Īnother suggestion for OS X would be ntopng, which has a nice web GUI interface and will show you bandwidth utilization per node on your LAN.

#NOT CONNECTED TO AN INTERMAPPER SERVER ON OSX INSTALL#

It takes just a second to install or uninstall the necessary tools for Rubbernet to work. Unlike other network monitoring tools, there is no complicated setup.

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Real-time charting displays download and upload transfer rates for all active apps on all monitored Macs Rubbernet provide a breakdown of per-app network usage, so you can quickly detect apps that phone home, connect to certain servers without your knowledge, or blame the app that's slowing down your network. Have multiple user accounts on your Macs? Rubbernet automatically assigns every incoming and outgoing connections to the users they belong to.

No need to get up and open Rubbernet on a remote Mac to see its network statistics. Monitor all computers on your network from one Rubbernet instance on your Mac.

Rubbernet provides real-time monitoring so you can keep an eye on the exact state of your live network connections.

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Note that this screenshot is from an older version of the software and doesn't show the reverse IP lookup - it is possible to show the domain rather than the IP. Install the daemon on all the Macs you want to monitor, then remotely monitor the apps (and the servers) that are using bandwidth.