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--- open_source:ccgx:ccgx_traffic_counting [2019-01-22 10:43] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ open_source:ccgx:ccgx_traffic_counting [2021-03-20 02:48] (current) – guystewart
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 ====== Traffic counting on the CCGX ======
-There are situation in which it is interesting to know the traffic usage of the color control. This can be done on the CCGX using [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iptables|iptables]]. To do so requires a number of changes on the CCGX, which are described here.
+There are situation in which it is interesting to know the traffic usage of the color control. This can be done on the GX device using [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iptables|iptables]]. To do so requires a number of changes on the GX device, which are described here.
 ==== The rules ====
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 When the traffic counting is stopped in this way, the current count values are stored together with the rules, allowing it to continue in the state it was stopped.
-When the traffic counting should be started and stopped on startup and reboot of the CCGX, the following commands should also be executed:
+When the traffic counting should be started and stopped on startup and reboot of the GX device, the following commands should also be executed:
 <code>
 ln -s /etc/init.d/iptables.sh /etc/rc5.d/S04iptables
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 show the incoming and outgoing traffic (in bytes) that is not for the local LAN. This is roughly the traffic that would normally be counted by the provider.
-The lines under <code>Chain OTHER_IN</code> and <code>Chain OTHER_OUT</code> show the amount of traffic used by the different services running on the CCGX.
+The lines under <code>Chain OTHER_IN</code> and <code>Chain OTHER_OUT</code> show the amount of traffic used by the different services running on the GX device.
 The following line also resets the counters (besides showing the current values):