SBM(1) General Commands Manual SBM(1) NAME sbm -- simple bandwidth monitor SYNOPSIS sbm [-B | -t] [-c count] [-d delay] [-i interface] DESCRIPTION sbm is a simple bandwidth monitor. OPTIONS -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 de- lay 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. SIGNALS If sbm receives a SIGINFO (usually set to a^Ta) 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. AUTHORS Dimitris Papastamos <sin@2f30.org> FreeBSD ports 15.quarterly Aug 5, 2016 SBM(1)
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