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From task manager, performance tab, you can access performance monitoring. Here, you can see, among others, all data regarding networking, associated with related tasks.<br />
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From command line, you can:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-39915521-1">netstat -ano | find /i &quot;establish&quot;</code></pre>
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To see which process is doing traffic with which IP. The last number is the process di, that you can see in task manager by enabling the pid Columbia.<br />
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You could also use wireshark to sniff traffic to make yourself an idea of what's happening.<br />
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Happy searching!
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From task manager, performance tab, you can access performance monitoring. Here, you can see, among others, all data regarding networking, associated with related tasks.

From command line, you can:


netstat -ano | find /i "establish"


To see which process is doing traffic with which IP. The last number is the process di, that you can see in task manager by enabling the pid Columbia.

You could also use wireshark to sniff traffic to make yourself an idea of what's happening.

Happy searching!

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Hello,<br />
We have a server that is using high amounts of network bandwidth. I want to see where its all going inbound/outbound. Whats the easiest way to achieve this? Also if it could be easy to read that would be great. Thanks
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Hello,
We have a server that is using high amounts of network bandwidth. I want to see where its all going inbound/outbound. Whats the easiest way to achieve this? Also if it could be easy to read that would be great. Thanks

Server 2008 R2 High Network Bandwidth

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