Hi there,
I have a computer that is not a server. I mean it should have no network activity as it is meant to display videos and not to provide any ftp, web or whatever service.
The probleme is that the computer actualy reports a constant network activity.
How can I identify the processes that are using the network?
As root on Linux:
In the next-to-last column look for ESTABLISHED (won't appear for UDP). The last column gives you the PID and process name. If it's empty/'-' even as root, it's probably a mount.
I am having Red Hat Linux 5.9 installed in my server.
There are 2 physical ethernet port in the server and these 2 ports are bonded to 1 bond0 port through linux bonding utility.
For some days I am experiencing some fluctuation in server port.
I want to analyze the same.How to do that?
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Here is the explanation of my problem:
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Hi All,
I would like to monitor the volume of Data that is transferred through a single port in AIX. I have nmon installed in my machine. What is the best possible solution for this problem.
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