bandwidth monitor for linux?

[ziggwarth]

Hi.

Does anyone know about a good bandwidth monitor for linux, that can monitor the bandwidth for each running process? I have tried something called "bwm", but that monitors the total in/out usage, not for each process.

Thanks for any replies

[loft306]

here are a few
bmon http://trash.net/~reeler/bmon/
bwmon http://bwmon.sourceforge.net/
nload http://roland-riegel.de/nload/index.html?lang=en in real time
pktstat http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~leonard/p...tware/#pktstat
tcptrack http://www.rhythm.cx/~steve/devel/tcptrack/

[ziggwarth]

Well, what I was looking for was something that can monitor each process or application.
Let's say I run "program 1", "program 2" and "program 3" on my PC.
Is there some program to monitor EACH of those, so that it shows that for instance program 1 uses 5kB/s down and 10 up, program 2 uses 50kB/s down and 16 up, and so on on and so forth.

Thanks a lot anyway

I might use that tcp tracker that you mentioned, but I would prefer to be able to monitor each running program.

[loft306]

Lol that was all i could find....and i looked ! good luck in finding something

[ziggwarth]

Thanks alot for your help

[srf21c]

I am looking for the exact same thing. Found an interesting script for Solaris, but nothing for Linux so far.

[franortega]

hi I found it in mandriva repository the appl it's called NetHogs

NetHogs version 0.6.1pre2

PID USER PROGRAM DEV SENT RECEIVED
8406 ***** galeon eth1 0.136 0.120 KB/sec
0 root unknown 0.000 0.000 KB/sec

TOTAL 0.136 0.120 KB/sec


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