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I have an ftp process using vpn, my box is receiving data hit and miss from the host system. Any tool that can be used within unix (ksh) to monitor that ftp process?
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re:Monitoring ftp process
I suppose you can use:
ps -ef | grep "process name" ...not sure how in depth you want to monitor it? Do you want it detailed, if so, then you would need to write a script, and have the output be directed into a file. jnsimpson02 |