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From: Thomas Osterried <thomas@osterried.de>
Subject: Re: Fw: Fw: Statistics on AX25 interfaces
Date: Wed, 28 May 2003 00:48:20 +0200
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To: Marco iw7eas <iw7eas@virgilio.it>
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> > I'm just using mrtg and snmpd, but it works very well with internet
> tipical
> > interfaces as eth0, tunl0, ecc...
> > Infact It seems doesn't report any ax25 traffic on ax0 or ax1!! I think it
> > reports only tcp/ip activity on ax0,
> > but it's very few....

some time ago, there was a patch announced at this mailinglist.
just looked at it. at least in linux kernel 2.4.20 this feature
of mkiss.c comes by default.

you may just extract drivers/net/ax25.c from this kernel, add it to your
kernel source, and recompile+install the ax25 module.

imho, mrtg/snmp is the right way to go.

vy 73,

	- thomas  dl9sau