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Live connections bandwidth not accurate

AhmedMaher

In Current Activities > Live Connections the bandwidth column is not accurate.

As you can see in the attached picture when expanding source IP address 192.168.50.2, it has 2 connections with a total download bandwidth of 50 KB/Sec but it only shows 25 KB/Sec

This give a false indication when I need to find out which host is using more bandwidth



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  • +1 in reply to ZaneDonaldson

    HI  

    To know the top bandwidth consumer IP base you can run following shell command. It will provide quite accurate output.

     

    iftop -n -i PortX

     

    X is a port number on which you need to monitor. On the output press small "p" to know the port number. You can also filter IP using -f switch.

     

    Regards, Ronak.

  • 0 in reply to Ronak Sheth

    Ronak Sheth said:

    HI  

    To know the top bandwidth consumer IP base you can run following shell command. It will provide quite accurate output.

     

    iftop -n -i PortX

     

    X is a port number on which you need to monitor. On the output press small "p" to know the port number. You can also filter IP using -f switch.

     

    Regards, Ronak.

     

     

    this is great...hopefully they can add this to the GUI!

     

  • 0 in reply to Ronak Sheth

    Ronak Sheth said:

    HI  

    To know the top bandwidth consumer IP base you can run following shell command. It will provide quite accurate output.

     

    iftop -n -i PortX

     

    X is a port number on which you need to monitor. On the output press small "p" to know the port number. You can also filter IP using -f switch.

     

    Regards, Ronak.

     

     

    Where is this shell? I tried at the Advanced shell but it didnt recognize the iftop command.
     
    Thanks!
  • 0 in reply to Paulo Stwart Dubovicki Vasques

    Paulo Stwart Dubovicki Vasques said:

     

     
    Ronak Sheth

    HI  

    To know the top bandwidth consumer IP base you can run following shell command. It will provide quite accurate output.

     

    iftop -n -i PortX

     

    X is a port number on which you need to monitor. On the output press small "p" to know the port number. You can also filter IP using -f switch.

     

    Regards, Ronak.

     

     

     

     

     

    Where is this shell? I tried at the Advanced shell but it didnt recognize the iftop command.
     
    Thanks!
     

     

    option 5: device management

    Option 3: advanced shell