Vista - network IO operations by process

01-02-2009

Is there a class that lists network IO operations by process? From time to
time we see large amounts of bandwidth being used by a particular computer.
Is there a way we can take a quick snapshot of the network io and map it to
the process as a quick way to check if p2p may be running, etc.

01-03-2009

"rainmakers99" <rainmakers99@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Is there a class that lists network IO operations by process? From time
> to
> time we see large amounts of bandwidth being used by a particular
> computer.
> Is there a way we can take a quick snapshot of the network io and map it
> to
> the process as a quick way to check if p2p may be running, etc.
>

Surely a simple "netstat -n 3" in command prompt will show you all active
network connections running on the PC?

01-12-2009

Thanks for the netstat info. But i'm looking for something that will give
connection statistics on the network reads and writes.

Similar to the I/O reads and writes in task manager.

"hb21l6" wrote:

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>
> "rainmakers99" <rainmakers99@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:BCB2199D-8844-4EE2-986B-A2F783615F1C@xxxxxx

Quote:

> > Is there a class that lists network IO operations by process? From time
> > to
> > time we see large amounts of bandwidth being used by a particular
> > computer.
> > Is there a way we can take a quick snapshot of the network io and map it
> > to
> > the process as a quick way to check if p2p may be running, etc.
> >

>
> Surely a simple "netstat -n 3" in command prompt will show you all active
> network connections running on the PC?
>

01-02-2009	#1 (permalink)
rainmakers99 n/a posts	network IO operations by process Is there a class that lists network IO operations by process? From time to time we see large amounts of bandwidth being used by a particular computer. Is there a way we can take a quick snapshot of the network io and map it to the process as a quick way to check if p2p may be running, etc.
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01-03-2009	#2 (permalink)
hb21l6 n/a posts	Re: network IO operations by process "rainmakers99" <rainmakers99@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:BCB2199D-8844-4EE2-986B-A2F783615F1C@xxxxxx Quote: > Is there a class that lists network IO operations by process? From time > to > time we see large amounts of bandwidth being used by a particular > computer. > Is there a way we can take a quick snapshot of the network io and map it > to > the process as a quick way to check if p2p may be running, etc. > Surely a simple "netstat -n 3" in command prompt will show you all active network connections running on the PC?
My System Specs

01-12-2009	#3 (permalink)
rainmakers99 n/a posts	Re: network IO operations by process Thanks for the netstat info. But i'm looking for something that will give connection statistics on the network reads and writes. Similar to the I/O reads and writes in task manager. "hb21l6" wrote: Quote: > > "rainmakers99" <rainmakers99@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:BCB2199D-8844-4EE2-986B-A2F783615F1C@xxxxxx Quote: > > Is there a class that lists network IO operations by process? From time > > to > > time we see large amounts of bandwidth being used by a particular > > computer. > > Is there a way we can take a quick snapshot of the network io and map it > > to > > the process as a quick way to check if p2p may be running, etc. > > > > Surely a simple "netstat -n 3" in command prompt will show you all active > network connections running on the PC? >
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