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05-01-2008, 02:11 AM
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How much bandwidth is being used by what
I know I can use various tools to view running process's what TCP\UDP ports
they are using and even see sessions they have open over the network. Is there any way I can see how much bandwidth is being used or traffic being generated by these process's. I have to show how much bandwidth a particular service running on my Windows server is genertaing. Thanks. 
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05-01-2008, 05:09 PM
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Re: How much bandwidth is being used by what
Its not free but I have had good luck with this software:
http://www.nicocuppen.com/pit/editor...l.php?id=10104 "Gunna" <Gunna@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9E6D686F-E581-46C7-8636-284DFC9D754B@microsoft.com... >I know I can use various tools to view running process's what TCP\UDP ports > they are using and even see sessions they have open over the network. Is > there any way I can see how much bandwidth is being used or traffic being > generated by these process's. > > I have to show how much bandwidth a particular service running on my > Windows > server is genertaing. > > Thanks.
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