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pyrovski / wrtbwmon

Linux bandwidth monitor with per-device tracking
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ipv6 is not supported #8

Open pyrovski opened 9 years ago

pyrovski commented 9 years ago

There is no ipv6 support.

hub2git commented 7 years ago

How do I figure out how much of my internet use is through ipv6?

hub2git commented 7 years ago

if wrtbwmon doesn't have ipv6 support, which tool/program does? Thank you!

pyrovski commented 7 years ago

For real-time measurements, you can try iftop. There are other bandwidth monitors available for long-term measurements, such as bandwidthd.

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if wrtbwmon doesn't have ipv6 support, which tool/program does? Thank you!

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hub2git commented 7 years ago

@pyrovski, thanks for your reply. Actually, I don't need real-time info.

pyrovski commented 4 years ago

Pull request: https://github.com/pyrovski/wrtbwmon/pull/27/commits

pyrovski commented 4 years ago

Experimental release: https://github.com/pyrovski/wrtbwmon/releases/tag/0.37_ipv6.

BrainSlayer commented 3 years ago

@pyrovski consider that your awk script will not work with busybox ip -f inet6 neigh show since the output of this command is different from standard linux. so the ndp_state = $12 instead of ndp_state = $6 is the solution. everything else works