Description
tc-viewer
tc-viewer lets you keep an eye on the current data transfers happening in HTB and HFSC traffic shaping classes. You can check this out on any specific interface you choose!
How tc-viewer Works
This cool tool reads output from the command tc -s class show dev iface
. It analyzes details for each class, showing stats like:
Sent 6173259431 bytes 6300224 pkt...
Just a heads up, the speeds you see might not be 100% accurate to what’s actually going on.
Requirements to Get Started
If you're ready to jump in, here’s what you need:
- Perl 5.x (make sure it's the latest stable version for your distro to keep things secure)
- Download script: tc-viewer
- Grab the example configuration:
tc-viewer.conf
- Copy
tc-viewer
to a spot in your PATH variable (like/usr/sbin
) - Run
chmod +x /path_to_script/tc-viewer
- Edit the
tc-viewer.conf
file as needed and place it somewhere like/etc
.
What’s New in This Release?
The latest update fixed an issue with high values of the parameter 'top'. So if you've been experiencing that glitch, it's all cleared up now!
User Reviews for tc-viewer FOR LINUX 7
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tc-viewer for LINUX allows monitoring of HTB and HFSC traffic shaping classes on interfaces. Useful for analyzing transfer data.
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Absolutely love tc-viewer! It's incredibly useful for monitoring traffic shaping classes in real-time.
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This app is a game changer! The ability to visualize current transfers is invaluable for network management.
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Five stars! tc-viewer makes it easy to analyze traffic shaping data. Highly recommend it for sysadmins!
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An amazing tool! The setup was straightforward, and the insights it provides are super helpful.
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I can't believe how much easier tc-viewer has made my job. It's reliable and very informative!
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Fantastic app! It gives me a clear picture of network traffic, making troubleshooting a breeze.