HovyTech
Reputation: 389
CMD Find Network Usage
My work computer is using an insane amount of data every month. It is driving my ISP costs through the roof.
Is there a way in command line to list all the "Devices/Objects" on the network to see what is using all my data?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2437
Answers (1)
Irakli
Reputation: 983
You can monitor your network traffic using: netstat -e Please read this article : https://www.petri.com/netstat-command-monitor-network-traffic
Also why don't you try to use Resource Monitor- it is available in all windows Machines.
It will tell you how much data is used by what app.
Upvotes: 2
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