i'm looking for a noob friendly program which allow me to see what process/programs do network activity, and hold the log
i'd like to know which programs/process have the network access (if is possible splitted data between lan and wan) and how many data they down/up
does exist a program like that?
thank you
lf network manager app
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Re: lf network manager app
Hi niubboxp,
In this case the terminal/commad line is your friend
Take a look at this page which give several terminal commads and a few programs that can help you track network activity.
http://searchdatacenter.techtarget.com/ ... nnectivity
Good Luck
In this case the terminal/commad line is your friend
Take a look at this page which give several terminal commads and a few programs that can help you track network activity.
http://searchdatacenter.techtarget.com/ ... nnectivity
Good Luck
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Re: lf network manager app
Don't know it works here in both chrome and Firefox.
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Re: lf network manager app
Yea, I get a 'Registration is unavailable' message from them.niubboxp wrote:I dont know why but i cant read the link
You could use 'netstat', a command line utility that should be installed by default, if not it should be in the repos.
Example using netstat,
watch -d -n0 "netstat -a | grep ESTA"
will give an updating list of all established connections.EDIT: 'ctrl-c' to quit.
See BinaryTides.com for more info.
Re: lf network manager app
this is an interesting command thanks, the only "problem" is don't tell me wich apps are enstabilishing the connection, there is a way to see the application name and also generate a file log where i can see which app enstabilish a connection?greerd wrote:Yea, I get a 'Registration is unavailable' message from them.niubboxp wrote:I dont know why but i cant read the link
You could use 'netstat', a command line utility that should be installed by default, if not it should be in the repos.
Example using netstat,watch -d -n0 "netstat -a | grep ESTA"
will give an updating list of all established connections.
EDIT: 'ctrl-c' to quit.
See BinaryTides.com for more info.
for example
2017-1-28 firefox sended 50mb received 400mb (wan)
2017-1-28 transmission sended 5mb received 200mb (wan)
2017-1-28 cups sended 1mb received 1mb (lan)
something like that of course if more info should be avalaible should be nice
Re: lf network manager app
You can add the -p option to the above exampleniubboxp wrote:this is an interesting command thanks, the only "problem" is don't tell me wich apps are enstabilishing the connection, there is a way to see the application name and also generate a file log where i can see which app enstabilish a connection?greerd wrote:Yea, I get a 'Registration is unavailable' message from them.niubboxp wrote:I dont know why but i cant read the link
You could use 'netstat', a command line utility that should be installed by default, if not it should be in the repos.
Example using netstat,watch -d -n0 "netstat -a | grep ESTA"
will give an updating list of all established connections.
EDIT: 'ctrl-c' to quit.
See BinaryTides.com for more info.
for example
2017-1-28 firefox sended 50mb received 400mb (wan)
2017-1-28 transmission sended 5mb received 200mb (wan)
2017-1-28 cups sended 1mb received 1mb (lan)
something like that of course if more info should be avalaible should be nice
watch -d -n0 "netstat -ap | grep ESTA"
(Get process name/pid and user id) for user only. But you would probably want to sudo it sudo watch -d -n0 "netstat -ap | grep ESTA"
to show all processes.Not sure about the logging though.
Re: lf network manager app
EDIT: added '-e' option to both commands to show user.
You can unwrap the 'watch' command to get a one-shot display
You can unwrap the 'watch' command to get a one-shot display
sudo netstat -ape | grep ESTA
to get 'established' connections or sudo netstat -ape | grep LIST
for 'listening'.