LEDE Traffic Usage Monitor tracks amount of data sent/received per device, per month
Per-user bandwidth monitoring tool for Linux-based routers IPTraf-ng is a console-based network monitoring program for Linux that displays information about IP traffic.īuilds HTML files with graphs and charts are built by individual IPs Small and simple console-based live network and disk io bandwidth monitor Tobi Oetiker's MRTG - The Multi Router Traffic Grapher iftop shows table of highest bandwidth usage paired on IP source and destination pairs.Ī daemon which collects different statisticsĬollectd and rrd-tool based general statistics toolĪ network traffic probe that shows the network usageįorward aggregated traffic data as NetFlows to tools like ntop or pmacctĬaptures network traffic, calculates statistics about usage, and serves reports over HTTP Iftop does for network usage what top(1) does for CPU usage. The accounting period defaults to monthly, but is reconfigurable.Ī portable bandwidth monitor and rate estimator nlbwmon monitors traffic per MAC address (and maybe also per IP address?), but only displays charts per “accounting period”. vnstat monitors traffic at the interface level, and can display usage per hour, per day, and per month. Both display charts via LuCI (vstat appears in the Status menu). If you are a home (or small business?) user, and you want to get some (reasonable?) level of historical bandwidth monitoring as quickly and easily as possible, consider installing both luci-app-vnstat and luci-app-nlbwmon. Wrtbwmon < vnstat < YAMon < luci_app_statistics < bandwidthd < ntop Please, help ordering each, thanks. Some of them can consume a lot of system resources on your OpenWrt router system.Īpproximate order from most-basic to most-feature-rich:
These tools are more feature-rich applications moreover many of them can collect statistics from multiple sources (eg.
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