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You need go have a windows box to do the monitoring, but SolarWinds free Bandwidth Analyzer tool will pull bandwidth info plus NetFlow (if you have a router that supports it. If you feel like jumping through some extra hoops, you can install the IPTables module for netflow and (more info here: http://serverfault.com/questions/306361/how-to-generate-netflow-data-in-linuxhttps://serverfault.com/questions/306361/how-to-generate-netflow-data-in-linux) that will give you the external nodes are being connected to, how much traffic is going to each, and using which protocols.

You need go have a windows box to do the monitoring, but SolarWinds free Bandwidth Analyzer tool will pull bandwidth info plus NetFlow (if you have a router that supports it. If you feel like jumping through some extra hoops, you can install the IPTables module for netflow and (more info here: http://serverfault.com/questions/306361/how-to-generate-netflow-data-in-linux) that will give you the external nodes are being connected to, how much traffic is going to each, and using which protocols.

You need go have a windows box to do the monitoring, but SolarWinds free Bandwidth Analyzer tool will pull bandwidth info plus NetFlow (if you have a router that supports it. If you feel like jumping through some extra hoops, you can install the IPTables module for netflow and (more info here: https://serverfault.com/questions/306361/how-to-generate-netflow-data-in-linux) that will give you the external nodes are being connected to, how much traffic is going to each, and using which protocols.

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You need go have a windows box to do the monitoring, but SolarWinds free Bandwidth Analyzer tool will pull bandwidth info plus NetFlow (if you have a router that supports it. If you feel like jumping through some extra hoops, you can install the IPTables module for netflow and (more info here: http://serverfault.com/questions/306361/how-to-generate-netflow-data-in-linux) that will give you the external nodes are being connected to, how much traffic is going to each, and using which protocols.