Darkstat FOR LINUX

Darkstat is an open-source, free, small, efficient, and portable command-line software implemented in C. It is designed to act as a network traffic analyzer, capable of calculating statistics about network usage and generating server reports via HTTP. Compatible with various GNU/Linux distributions and other UNIX-like operating systems such as FreeBSD, Darkstat is a versatile tool for network monitoring.

Key Features:

• Packets sniffer that runs as a daemon on your router


• Generates traffic graphs and hosts reports


• Supports asynchronous reverse DNS resolution


• IPv6 support for modern networks


• Single-threaded operation for efficiency


• Works well under various operating systems including Linux, BSD, Solaris, AIX, and Mac OS X


• Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures

Installation Guide:

To install Darkstat on your GNU/Linux computer, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest version from Softpedia


2. Save the archive in a convenient location


3. Extract the contents


4. Open a terminal emulator


5. Navigate to the extracted files using the 'cd' command


6. Execute the '.\/configure && make' command to configure and compile the program


7. Install Darkstat by running the 'make install' command


8. Start using Darkstat by typing 'darkstat' in a terminal emulator

Customization and Usage:

Darkstat offers various command-line options, allowing users to customize their scanning preferences. Users can specify the network interface to scan, work with capfiles or base paths, import or export files, and force the program to run in the foreground.

Experience the power of Darkstat for comprehensive network traffic analysis and monitoring on your Linux system. Download it for free from Softpedia today!