Description
NetHogs
NetHogs is a nifty little tool that helps you keep track of your network traffic. Unlike most tools that break down the traffic by protocol or subnet, NetHogs takes a different approach. It groups your bandwidth usage by process, which is super helpful!
Easy Bandwidth Monitoring
If you ever notice a sudden spike in network activity and want to find out what's going on, you can quickly fire up NetHogs. It will show you which Process ID (PID) is hogging all the bandwidth. This way, you can easily spot any rogue programs that are misbehaving and using more than their fair share of your internet connection.
No Special Modules Needed
One cool thing about NetHogs is that it doesn’t need any special kernel modules to be loaded. This makes it pretty straightforward to use! You just launch it and start seeing results right away.
Linux Only
Right now, NetHogs only works on Linux because it relies heavily on the /proc filesystem. So if you're a Linux user, this tool is perfect for monitoring your network traffic.
Download NetHogs Now!
If you're interested in checking out this handy tool for yourself, go ahead and download NetHogs here!
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User Reviews for NetHogs FOR LINUX 7
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NetHogs for Linux is a game-changer for network monitoring. Easily pinpoint bandwidth-hungry processes. Essential tool for system administrators.
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NetHogs is a fantastic tool! It quickly identifies which processes are hogging bandwidth. A must-have for any Linux user!
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Absolutely love NetHogs! It’s so easy to see what’s using up my network. Very useful for troubleshooting unexpected traffic spikes.
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NetHogs is incredibly helpful! I can track down the exact process causing high network usage in seconds. Highly recommend it!
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What an amazing app! NetHogs gives me clear insights into bandwidth usage by process, making it simple to manage my network.
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NetHogs has been a lifesaver! It's straightforward and efficient at pinpointing bandwidth issues related to specific processes.
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I’m impressed with NetHogs! It provides real-time visibility into network usage by process, helping me optimize performance on my Linux system.