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--- manuals:vps:traffic [2016/12/11 20:00] – toms
+++ manuals:vps:traffic [2026/07/12 20:30] (current) – Annotate vpsAdmin navigation paths and update interface labels aither
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 ====== Data Transfers ======
-Data transfers are divided into public and private. Transfers within our network are considered private
-and do not count towards the
-[[information:vps_params|limit]]. Transfers within one
-node are not charged at all.
 ===== Monthly Overviews =====
-In the “Networking -> List monthly traffic” menu, we can check the monthly
+In the “<vpsadmin-nav id="networking.monthly-traffic.open">Networking -> List monthly traffic</vpsadmin-nav>” menu, we can check the monthly
 overviews of transferred data.
-{{:navody:vps:datove_prenosy.png?300|}}
+{{:en:screenshots:vpsadmin:traffic:monthly-traffic.png?300|}}
-Under default settings, transfers for all IP addresses for the current month are displayed. Every
+Under default settings, transfers for all VPS for the current month are displayed.
-address can appear in the overview several times since counting public and
-private transfers is recorded separately.
-Using a filter form, it is possible to only display transfers from the past, choose
+Using a filter form, it is possible to only display transfers from the past,
-between TCP, UDP or other protocols or choose a specific VPS,
+choose a specific VPS, node, location, etc.
-node, location, etc.
 ===== Real-time Transfer Monitor =====
 vpsAdmin measures transferred data every 10 seconds and uses that data to calculate the average for one second.
-You can display it either in the “Networking -> Live monitor” menu or using
+You can display it either in the “<vpsadmin-nav id="networking.live-monitor.open">Networking -> Live monitor</vpsadmin-nav>” menu or using
 [[manuals:vps:api|vpsfreectl]].
 ==== Web Monitor ====
-{{:navody:vps:net_monitor_web.png?300|}}
+{{:en:screenshots:vpsadmin:traffic:live-monitor-web.png?300|}}
 ==== CLI Monitor ====
-[[manuals:vps:api|vpsfreectl]] contains the ''ip_traffic top'' command, which runs a
+[[manuals:vps:api|vpsfreectl]] contains the ''network top'' command, which runs a
 TUI application similar to iftop
 <code>
-$ vpsfreectl ip_traffic top --help
+$ vpsfreectl network top --help
 ...
     -L, --list-parameters            List output parameters
@@ Line 42: / Line 35: @@
         --unit UNIT                  Select data unit (bytes or bits)
         --limit LIMIT                Number of IP addresses to monitor
-        --ip-address ADDR            ADDR or ID of IP addresses to monitor
+        --user ID                    Filter network interfaces by user
-        --ip-version VER             Filter IP addresses by version
+        --environment ID             Filter network interfaces by environment
-        --environment ID             Filter IP addresses by environment
+        --location ID                Filter network interfaces by location
-        --location ID                Filter IP addresses by location
+        --node ID                    Filter network interfaces by node
-        --network ID                 Filter IP addresses by network
+        --vps ID                     Filter network interfaces by vps
-        --ip-range ID                Filter IP addresses by ip_range
+        --network-interface ID       Filter network interfaces by network_interface
-        --node ID                    Filter IP addresses by node
+    -h, --help                       Show this message
-        --vps ID                     Filter IP addresses by vps
 </code>
-{{ :navody:vps:net_monitor_cli.png?600 |}}
+{{ :en:screenshots:vpsadmin:traffic:live-monitor-cli.png?600 |}}
 The program can be controlled using the arrow keys The left and right arrow keys change the column according to which
@@ Line 63: / Line 55: @@
 setting).
-Using the ''-o'', ''--output'' option, you can choose what values we want to check.
+Examples:
-First, display all of the possibilities:
 <code>
-$ vpsfreectl ip_traffic top -L
+$ vpsfreectl network top -- --unit bytes
-packets
-packets_in
-packets_out
-bytes
-bytes_in
-bytes_out
-public_packets
-public_packets_in
-public_packets_out
-public_bytes
-public_bytes_in
-public_bytes_out
-public_tcp_packets
-public_tcp_packets_in
-public_tcp_packets_out
-public_tcp_bytes
-public_tcp_bytes_in
-public_tcp_bytes_out
-public_udp_packets
-public_udp_packets_in
-public_udp_packets_out
-public_udp_bytes
-public_udp_bytes_in
-public_udp_bytes_out
-public_other_packets
-public_other_packets_in
-public_other_packets_out
-public_other_bytes
-public_other_bytes_in
-public_other_bytes_out
-private_packets
-private_packets_in
-private_packets_out
-private_bytes
-private_bytes_in
-private_bytes_out
-private_tcp_packets
-private_tcp_packets_in
-private_tcp_packets_out
-private_tcp_bytes
-private_tcp_bytes_in
-private_tcp_bytes_out
-private_udp_packets
-private_udp_packets_in
-private_udp_packets_out
-private_udp_bytes
-private_udp_bytes_in
-private_udp_bytes_out
-private_other_packets
-private_other_packets_in
-private_other_packets_out
-private_other_bytes
-private_other_bytes_in
-private_other_bytes_out
-</code>
-Now you can display the number of packets:
+$ vpsfreectl network top -- --vps 1234
-<code>
-$ vpsfreectl ip_traffic top -o packets_in,packets_out,packets
 </code>
-The remaining options are used to filter the monitored IP addresses.

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