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Hi,<br />
<br />
I am having trouble working out something with Network Monitor 3.4<br />
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I can see how to use the filters but I cannot work out how to get total statistics.<br />
<br />
So here are two examples.<br />
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1. Be able to capture everything sent/to and from a particular network interface.<br />
2. Be able to capture everything sent/to by a particular process.<br />
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So for each of the above what are the steps that I can get the statics after the capture,<br />
like total bytes sent, total bytes received etc?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Ward
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Hi,

I am having trouble working out something with Network Monitor 3.4

I can see how to use the filters but I cannot work out how to get total statistics.

So here are two examples.

1. Be able to capture everything sent/to and from a particular network interface.
2. Be able to capture everything sent/to by a particular process.

So for each of the above what are the steps that I can get the statics after the capture,
like total bytes sent, total bytes received etc?

Thanks,

Ward

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