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Show Comments. Hide Comments. My Profile Log out. Join Discussion. It shows you live the individual RX received data and TX transmitted data totals, along with a combined total for each network interface. It works as an ongoing process, printing data to your command line screen concerning the status of your CPU, Disks, and Network.

Collectl monitors network traffic RX and TX very well, but lacks the features that I am looking for to total and report on such data. Dstat also allows you to view all of your system resources instantly, which is a bit too much data all at once, compared to what I set out to do in this instance! Although it may very well be as efficient as it is described to be, dstat is also an ongoing muddle of numbers without accumulated totals, and was not what I was looking for.

It prints the statistics directly on your terminal screen, as opposed to other real-time monitors, and resets, so that the next time it is called, the statistics displayed will only be for network traffic that has accumulated since the command was last run. I think ifstat looks like the best option to keep track of my network traffic for a specific job or time-frame, by resetting running the command before and after the period of time in question.

It shows the PID and user of each application taking up bandwidth, as well as the amount of data sent and received by each program during the time it has been running.

Admittedly, I did not test many bandwidth-monitoring programs, as my research led me to believe that one in particular would be sufficient. Composite Door Installation, Heath. Bifold Door Installation, Canton. Bespoke Composite Door Installation, Llantrisant. Seafront Modern Renovation, Penarth.

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