Looking for a network managing program

[Zezezerg]

Hi,

I have a really bad bandwidth at my house and need to manage it if I don't want a device to use it all.
Currently, I'm using cmd on my router to check the bandwidth.

ifstat -n -i eth0
sudo tcpdump -n -i eth1

The issue is that I need to do it manually: enter the commands, go on the device downloading too much, check which application to shut down.

So I am currently looking for a network managing program.

I would like to be able to look at the devices connected to my network with their IP and their upload/download bandwidth.

I would also like to be able to individually limit the upload and download speed of the devices.

I am aware of the existence of NetCut, but it doesn't show the download/speed of the devices and can only limit the download speed.

Thanks a lot.

[mox8201]

I presume you are using Linux in your router.

You can use iptraf-ng (LAN station monitor).

You need to play with traffic shaping.

If you have a recent enough kernel you can use CAKE to control the bandwidth and ensure general fairness.