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Thursday, 05 June 2008
To see your network configuration use:

ifconfig -a
ip address show

To see traffic on network interfaces:

ip -s link show

To see traffic on eth0 interface:

ip -s link eth0


Also is a tool to see traffic in realtime:
apt-get install nload

usage:
nload -i 1000 -o 1000 eth0


wherei -i is for incomming traffic and -o for outgoing traffic. For more info man nload.

Also you can find more info about your network card or other devices using lspci command:

lspci | grep Ethernet

You must have installed pciutils package, which contains lspci.

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