ETHSTATS(1) | General Commands Manual | ETHSTATS(1) |
ethstats
— quickly
display statistics of network interfaces
ethstats |
[-t ] [-C |
-M ] [-c
count] [-i
iface] [-n
period] |
ethstats |
[-V | -h ] |
The ethstats
utility is a quick way to
display network interface statistics. It periodically samples the byte and
packet counters exported by the Linux kernel into the
/proc/net/dev pseudo-file and outputs a line for
each network interface on the system (except for the loopback) and a totals
line. The data shown is the input and output rate in megabits per second and
packets per second.
The ethstats
utility accepts the following
command-line options:
-C
-c
-h
-i
-M
-n
-t
-V
The operation of the ethstats
utility is
not directly influenced by any environment variables.
The operation of the ethstats
utility is
not directly influenced by the contents of any files.
Continuously poll the system network interfaces on five-second intervals:
ethstats -n 5
Take four samples of the transfer rate of the wlan0 interface, ten seconds apart:
ethstats -c 4 -n 10 -i
wlan0
The ethstats
utility exits 0 on
success, and >0 if an error occurs.
No standards were harmed during the production of the
ethstats
utility.
This application was released from an unknown source via Drew Strieb. It is now maintained by Peter Pentchev.
A manual page was originally written by Scott Dier for the Debian project and then reworked by Peter Pentchev.
Peter Pentchev
⟨roam@ringlet.net⟩
M. Drew Streib ⟨dtype@dtype.org⟩
Scott Dier ⟨sdier@debian.org⟩
No, thank you :) But if you should actually find any, please report them to the author.
December 11, 2015 | Debian |