actually see the download speed up to several m/s, but in fact there is no bandwidth-hogging process.
View the network traffic consumed by each program, but the system Monitor that comes with it can only view the global traffic, not the specific program ...
Key Words:network traffic, process specific, nethogs
Tool: Nethogs (to run with sudo)
Description:nethogs is a small "net top" tool. /* Tools like top, update in real time */
:
: Instead of breaking the traffic down per protocol or per subnet, like
: Most such tools does, it groups bandwidth by process and does not rely/* process specfific */
: On a special kernel module to be loaded.
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: So if there's suddenly a lot of the network traffic, you can fire up/* used to discover the bandwidth consuming process, kill it */
: Nethogs and immediately see which PID was causing this, and if it ' s
: Some kind of spinning process, kill it.
$ sudo DNF install Nethogs-y
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Interactive commands for Nethogs
M: Toggle unit kb/sec, KB, B, MB
R: Sort receive by received
S: Sort send by sending
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