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Date:  Sun, 26 Mar 2006 09:54:18 -1000
From:  MuntadaNet Webmaster <webmaster (at mark) muntada.com>
Subject:  [coba-e:04364] Monitoring Ports, Processes
To:  coba-e (at mark) bluequartz.org
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Aloha,<br><br>
I might be asking something that is simple or I might not.&nbsp; In any
event, here is the situation:<br><br>
A client has a website that uses PERL and PHP.&nbsp; The site keeps
getting compromised.&nbsp; It is a very large and extensive site.&nbsp;
We are trying to nail down exactly where the compromise is
occurring.&nbsp; I know we can use netstat as a command line to get a
snapshot of what port is being used.&nbsp; However, does anyone know of a
good tool that could help monitor/track/log ports/processes/bandwith/cpu
usage?&nbsp; Would MRTG do all of that?&nbsp; If so, does someone already
have a RaQ550 and/or BQ package for MRTG?<br><br>
-Rashid<br><br>
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