How to Track Bandwidth?

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I bought a Turris Omnia router way back when the original Indiegogo campaign started with, as I recall, the specific purpose of tracking my bandwidth. I live in northern Canada and our only provider has very low bandwidth caps and very expensive penalty fees for going over. I need to identify which devices are over-using bandwidth.

Now that I have the device, though, I can’t figure out how to measure and track my bandwidth (I’m trying to figure out which device is the culprit in terms of over-using bandwidth, for example).

Is this capability built into the device out of the box, or is it a capability that I have to somehow add? Any help is very appreciated.

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What about Majordomo: https://www.turris.cz/doc/en/howto/majordomo?

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yes! Majordomo does exactly what you want!

Just install the package under “software”. search for it and install. Should work just like that. The easiest package ever.

Cheers

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Is there a canned method to graphing this data?

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Hi
sory for necro this older thread but anybody have idea how can monitoring bandwitch more userfriendly with graph?

Majordomo is great tool but not provide this

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you better try this one

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oh thank you I totaly miss this

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Think it’s possible for them to ever implement this into turris os?

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YAMon runs with Turris (in addition to DD-WRT, OpenWrt and other common *WRT firmware variants). I’ve recently added a Turris option in the setup script so that I can now add any necessary Turris specific settings (or features). More info is available at usage-monitoring.com.\

Al

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