iftopprocess

2022年12月25日—Tocheckreal-timenetworkusagebyconnectioninLinux,youcanusetheiftopcommand.iftopisacommand-linetoolthatdisplaysalistof ...,2020年4月1日—Iftopissimilartothetopcommandexceptitisusedformonitoringnetworkusageinsteadofprocessorusage.Itisanopen-sourcecommand-line ...,2010年8月16日—UseiftoptolocatetheTCPportonyourmachinethatisreceivingthemosttraffic.Thenusesudonetstat-tuptolocatetheproce...

4 ways to check network usage in Linux

2022年12月25日 — To check real-time network usage by connection in Linux, you can use the iftop command. iftop is a command-line tool that displays a list of ...

Check network usage per process in Linux

2020年4月1日 — Iftop is similar to the top command except it is used for monitoring network usage instead of processor usage. It is an open-source command-line ...

How do I find out which process is eating up my bandwidth?

2010年8月16日 — Use iftop to locate the TCP port on your machine that is receiving the most traffic. Then use sudo netstat -tup to locate the process owning ...

How do I know what processes are using the network?

2011年3月16日 — netstat --inet -ap will show you what processes are using the internet and what host/port each process is using.

iftop

2017年5月31日 — 1 Answer 1 ... we can find the related process by running lsof | grep <port number> . The output of the lsof command contains pid, by which, ps - ...

Iftop, monitor the bandwidth consumption of your network ...

Iftop displays a real-time updated list of bandwidth usage every 2, 10 and 40 seconds on average. In this post we are going to see the installation and how to ...

Monitoring Network Usage in Linux

2022年11月11日 — On the other hand, there are tools that groups the network usage on a per-socket or per-process basis ... iftop. iftop is a command-line tool that ...

Resolve process network usage issues

Linux tools to monitor process network usage · vnstat · iftop · nethogs · nload · iptraf.

Sort Processes by Network Usage on Linux

2022年11月4日 — The iftop tool is an open-source command-line utility tool that displays the current bandwidth usage of a specific interface. Unfortunately, it ...