1. The System Monitor has its own default monitoring function, including CPU, memory, bandwidth, process, etc., but some details of the bandwidth cannot be displayed.
2. Use the top command to monitor the process
sudo top
3, install Indicator-sysmonitor software on the navigation bar display CPU, memory, bandwidth this information.
But these can only be general, not to show the details.
Personal recommendations are not installed. Because these functions themselves system, but also to add a process in the system, more waste of resources.
Specific configuration reference: http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2012-09/71477.htm
4. Bandwidth Detail Monitoring Tool
- Monitor overall bandwidth using ――nload, Bmon, Slurm, Bwm-ng, CBM, speedometer, and netload
- Monitor overall bandwidth usage (batch output) ――vnstat, Ifstat, Dstat, and Collectl
- Bandwidth per socket connection using ――iftop, Iptraf, Tcptrack, Pktstat, Netwatch, and Trafshow
- Bandwidth usage for each process ――nethogs
Take Nethogs as an example:
Installation:
sudo apt-get install Nethogs
Use:
sudo nethogs
Reference: http://os.51cto.com/art/201404/435279.htm
Ubuntu 16.04 monitoring network bandwidth Software