Typing "seawall monitor" at a shell prompt produces a continuous display as shown in this screenshot; typing "seawall status" produces a single instance of this display.
The upper part of the display is a condenced version of the output of "ipchains -L -n -v" while at the bottom, the last 5 logged packets are displayed.
The display is refreshed every thirty seconds (can be overridden by passing the delay interval on the command line as in "seawall monitor 10").
When the packet display changes, an audible alarm is
sounded.
Updated 5/6/2000 - Tom Eastep