How to get real-time network statistics in Linux with KB/MB/Bytes format and for specific port or application processID?
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I used , , , , . None of them is helping me to find real-time packets that are being sent/received from my application in KB or MB format. The reason is I am writing an application, where I need to be very sure my compression is correct, but I can't test to move forward. What I can use to track ver…
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Your application is probably sending packets to a specific UDP or TCP port number or to a specific IP-address. You can therefore use something like TCPdump to capture that traffic. TCPdump doesn't give you the real-time stats you desire but you can …
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