ros-geoaccounting

This is a script that will help you to see where your internet traffic is coming from. You will need a MaxMind database (probably packaged in your Linux distro, e. g. in ArchLinux, geoip-database package installs it to /usr/share/GeoIP/GeoIP.dat) and Node.js for it to work.

This script knows nothing about IPv6 addresses, it only works with IPv4.

Sample Output

## 192.168.1.10

Country                     RX        TX  RX %
----------------------------------------------
Europe              3912974241  70722123   94%
United States        123051161  20234725    3%
France                42658554  46677498    1%
United Kingdom        23491634  25482762    1%
Germany               21606878  25443782    1%
Czech Republic         7212784   6637088    0%
Poland                 5049088   4109936    0%

Usage

This script processes RouterOS accounting files.

1. Clone this repo:

   git clone https://github.com/cutiful/ros-geoaccounting && cd ros-geoaccounting
   

2. Install the dependencies:

   npm i
   

3. Enable accounting on your Mikrotik router:

   /ip accounting set enabled=yes
   /ip accounting web-access set accessible-via-web=yes
   

4. Download accounting files to the script folder:

   wget http://<router ip>/accounting/ip.cgi
   

5. They will be saved as ip.cgi, ip.cgi.1, ip.cgi.2... Don't rename them, this script will process each of them.
6. Run the script:

   node script.js -p <your network IP prefix, as a string, e. g.: 192.168.1.>