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I need this for windows.

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• stinos 7y ago
  TcpView and built-in Resource Monitor come pretty close actually. Not the exact same feature set perhaps, but if the question is 'what is taking up bandwidth and to which address' then they do the job.
• rzzzt 7y ago
  GlassWire has some statistics related to processes and remote connections: https://www.glasswire.com/features/#bandwidth https://www.glasswire.com/features/#bandwidth
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• Hortinstein 7y ago
  would this work with WSL...dont think it would with wsl2 since it runs in a virtual kernel. It could work with WSL though, very curious if anyone can get it to work
• mcyukon 7y ago
  I used to use Glasswire, however did not like the yearly subscription and limited interface. Now I use NetLimiter 4: https://www.netlimiter.com/ https://www.netlimiter.com/ Among other features like process blocking, it has a process list not very different than this utility as well has bandwidth graphing over a period in time which is very useful in tracking down bandwidth hogs on a monthly capped DSL line. https://www.netlimiter.com/docs/netlimiter-overview/features/internet-traffic-monitoring https://www.netlimiter.com/docs/netlimiter-overview/features...
  • drummer 7y ago
    Netlimiter is amazing. Using it for many years. Highly recommended.