network monitoring Archives - Page 2 of 2

NetHogs – monitor network bandwidth usage by process

NetHogs shows network bandwidth usage by process, helping identify programs responsible for unexpected incoming and outgoing traffic.

ntopng provides web-based network traffic analysis with host statistics, application visibility, flows, alerts and historical reports.

2ping measures packet loss and latency in both directions using a client-server protocol with three-way pings and state comparison.

xping continuously probes multiple hosts and displays responses as compact character timelines, making intermittent packet loss easier to spot.

alive periodically contacts configured network hosts, with randomised intervals, multiple targets and automatic configuration reloading.

fping sends ICMP probes to many hosts efficiently, with host lists, packet-loss statistics, repeated checks and script-friendly output.

SmokePing measures network latency and packet loss over time, with historical graphs, configurable alerts and distributed monitoring.

cnping displays live network response times in a graphical window, supporting IPv4 ping, HTTP testing and adjustable graph settings.

pingtop monitors multiple hosts in a terminal dashboard with latency trends, packet-loss statistics, sortable columns and host details.

gping visualises ping latency in the terminal, comparing several hosts or commands through scrolling graphs and configurable colours.