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Subject: Another Foolish Question
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2003 16:54:11 +0545
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Hi,
        Is it possible to know how much system resources (cpu/memory load) 
that the 
netfilter module(s) is using? We are using HTB to shape our client traffic 
and there are 4 iptables rule for each client in the mangle table. I think it 
will be helpful to gather such data and graph it using mrtg.

I'm really sorry if someone has already asked about it.
Thanks a lot.

with regards,
Rohit Nepali