why there is more than 60Gb incoming traffics on my eth0?
when i run
nload -m
, i find there is more than 60Gb incoming traffics on my eth0 , but no outgoing.
i want to know is it a bug of nload or other possible reason ? thanks!
use tcpdump -n -i eth0 to see what’s coming in.
if it is a long running host on a busy ethernet segment, just broadcasts could accumulate up to such size …
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