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Opening the configuration
Selecting NIC
Capturing the traffic
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Processing the captured packet
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XML Traffic Reports
Using XSL formatting
The example of XSL formatting
The example of XSL formatting (2)
Traffic Logging into the Database
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Packet Logging
Into the plaintext file
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Counting VPN packests
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Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5
Example 6
Example 7
Example 8
Knowledge base
IP protocol number
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HOWTO: Creating an OLE DB Connection String for Microsoft SQL Server
HOWTO: Creating an OLE DB Connection String for an Access
HOWTO: Creating an OLE DB Connection String for MySQL
Manual editing of the XML files
Zeroing counters using TrafReset
How to enable
Reloading the Filterset

Example 1

Goal
Monitoring the outgoing and incoming traffic of my computer.

Solution
Let's create a filter to count both the outgoing and incoming traffic. This filter will consist of only one rule.

Filter 1. Traffic from My computer to any host.
N
Rule
Type of IP 
protocol
Source
address
Source
port
Destination
address
Destination
port
Both
directions
Action
for
packet
Additional condition
1 Any My computer   Any   Yes Count  

 

 Note

  • This filter is the simplest way to check TrafMeter for the traffic capture
  • An error will occur, if you use "My Computer" as the source address and "My Computer" as the destination address simultaneously
  • An error will occur, if you use "Any IP address" as the source address and "My computer" as the destination address simultaneously

 

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