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*modprobe xt_ACCOUNT | *modprobe xt_ACCOUNT | ||
*depmod -a | *depmod -a | ||
*vi [[/root/scripts/ | *vi [[/root/scripts/bwrpt.pl]] | ||
*crontab -e | *crontab -e | ||
**59 * * * * bash /root/scripts/bwrprt.sh <b><= Note: on large networks this can take a few minutes to run, and it needs to complete it's data collection before 00:00, so you may need to set it to start at 58 or 57</b> | **59 * * * * bash /root/scripts/bwrprt.sh <b><= Note: on large networks this can take a few minutes to run, and it needs to complete it's data collection before 00:00, so you may need to set it to start at 58 or 57</b> | ||
Revision as of 23:05, 15 April 2014
System Prep
- apt-get install tcng xtables-addons-source xtables-addons-common nbtscan linux-headers-$(uname -r) automake libtool
- Note: As of Sept2013 use the package from Wheezy, the one from Jessie doesn't compile.
Configure Traffic Control
- vi /root/scripts/qos.tc
- echo \#\!\/bin\/bash > /root/scripts/qos.sh; tcng /root/scripts/qos.tc >> /root/scripts/qos.sh
- vi /root/scripts/qos.reset.sh
- bash /root/scripts/qos.reset.sh; bash /root/scripts/qos.sh
Install and Configure Bandwidth Accounting and Reporting
- echo xt_ACCOUNT >> /etc/modules
- modprobe xt_ACCOUNT
- depmod -a
- vi /root/scripts/bwrpt.pl
- crontab -e
- 59 * * * * bash /root/scripts/bwrprt.sh <= Note: on large networks this can take a few minutes to run, and it needs to complete it's data collection before 00:00, so you may need to set it to start at 58 or 57
Finalize IPTables Configuration
- vi /root/scripts/iptables-restore
- iptables-restore < /root/scripts/iptables-restore
- iptaccount -a <= Make sure these three lines show up:
Found table: wan
Found table: computerisms
Found table: pubaccess - From worklian:
- telnet 192.168.25.15 25 <= Make sure you can telnet to ports 25, 80, 443, 587, 993, 995