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Old 01-07-2005, 23:08   #1
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PRTG and Web Site

I have just had (well earlier today) my new NTL:250 modem installed after suffering with the old NTL:100 for some time. Anyhow as this modem has a SNMP interface, I thought I'd fire up some monitoring software that could watch my bandwidth etc.

So I've installed PRTG on my WebServer and it's running like a dream collecting stats from the NTL Modem

From within the PRTG you can click a button "Web View" which fires up a browser and then shows you the stats etc. Can I fire this up remotely? - I cannot see where the pages are stored or if it even does store them? - I am running a HTTP server (Apache) on my box and ideally would like the stats doc stored in my document root so I can get access from anywhere.

Any ideas?

Also, does anyone know of a similar product that can break traffic down to protocol/port level I.e. So I can see all POP traffic for instance?
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