The traffic graphic on Burst.net portal is not correct. It is what Burst.net support stuff said. So I would like to install my own traffic monitoring service to track home much I use during the month.
vnStat is the one we are going to go through the installation.
The screen shot below is the report I have for last two weeks.
1) Install vnstat
SSH to VPS
wget http: //humdi .net /vnstat/vnstat-1 .11. tar .gz tar xzvf vnstat-1.11. tar .gz cd vnstat-1.11 make make install |
Until now, vnstat is installed, but it has no GUI for easily viewing.
So step 2 is install vnstat php frontend
2) Install vnstat php frontend
wget http: //www .sqweek.com /sqweek/files/vnstat_php_frontend-1 .5.1. tar .gz tar xzvf vnstat_php_frontend-1.5.1. tar .gz cd vnstat_php_frontend-1.5.1 mkdir /home/yourname/yoursite/vnstat cp -r . /home/yourname/yoursite/vnstat/ cd /home/yourname/yoursite/vnstat/ vi config.php |
Edit config.php, change network interface to venet0
change data folder to $data_dir = ‘/var/lib/vnstat/’;
3) Add scheduled cron job to update the log database
cd /var/lib/vnstat vi dump.sh < /pre > Add following into dump.sh <pre class= "brush:shell" > vnstat -u -i venet0 vnstat -dumpdb -i venet0 > /var/lib/vnstat/vnstat_dump_venet0 |
Add following into scheduled cron job to every hours
/bin/sh /var/lib/vnstat/dump .sh |
Then the report will come like this when enter the address
http://yoursite/vnstat/
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