Hello,
Having problems with extremely high traffic bandwidth on my Linux Mint 17.3
I am very rarely viewing online videos or listening to music.
so trying to understand were all this bandwidth going to or coming from..
First my usage:
Email with Thunderbird with about 8 email accounts from different projects
2-3 opened browsers with up to 50 different tabs.
Virtualbox with Win 7 on it
Under virtual Win 7:
Outlook account with 4 email address
Office 365 OneDrive for Business with connection to SharePoint Online
Very small sized files are uploaded or opened through the OneDrive for Business
(10-20 saves of small excel or word files per day)
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The tools that I have tried:
vnstat
linux-dash
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vnsat - shows only general data
Example of my usage:
Code:
vnstat
rx / tx / total / estimated
wlan0:
Feb '16 16.26 GiB / 1.89 GiB / 18.15 GiB
Mar '16 14.04 GiB / 2.27 GiB / 16.31 GiB / 41.99 GiB
yesterday 663.20 MiB / 161.71 MiB / 824.91 MiB
today 35.14 MiB / 6.02 MiB / 41.16 MiB / 1.01 GiB
linux-dash - very nice web-based linux system dashboard, but unfortunately it shows only general information about traffic.
What I would like to find is:
- tool that will not only show me opened connections, their IP address, port and protocol, but a tool that will also filter it by applications.
Example:
a list of 30 opened connections and then filter of it by app: Firefox (10), Thunderbird (5), VirtualBox (15)
I would like to go with elimination of possibilities in order to find the real reason of the very high traffic.
Thank you in advance!
