sbm
— simple
bandwidth monitor
sbm |
[-B | -t ]
[-c count]
[-d delay]
[-i interface] |
sbm
is a simple bandwidth monitor.
-B
- Show values in bytes instead of bits in default output.
-c
count
- Stop monitoring after count samples. If
count is 0, it will loop forever. This is the
default.
-d
delay
- Sample interface statistics every delay ms. The
default delay is 1000 ms.
-i
interface
- Monitor the selected interface. If not provided the
first active, non-loopback interface will be used.
-t
- Enable terse output. The first pair of values is Rx/Tx in bits per second
and the second pair is Rx/Tx in packets per second.
If sbm
receives a SIGINFO (usually set to
‘^T’) signal (or SIGUSR1 on Linux), the accumulated amount of
data transmitted for Rx and Tx and the time since the program started will
be printed to the standard output.