Hello.
Does anyone know of a Terminal command, which allows me to see, which processes download and upload at what speeds?
I seem to remember having done such thing some years ago, but my search-fu is leaving me behind.
Thanks in advances,
simsaladimbamba
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You should use other search terms, you idiot.
Use nettop command to check per-application network activity in OS X
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Yep, does not work on my brothers late 2008 MacBook running 10.6.8:
I am connected via TeamViewer, as he is seeing a constant download speed of 1.0 MB/s and upload speed of 45 KB/s, all applications except Activity Monitor and Finder and Terminal are closed.
I tried iStat Menus 4, as it shows the processes downloading the most, but not on his machine, probably due to an older OS or older hardware.
What the frell do I do now?
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Yupp, NETTOP is not included in Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Will try my hands at HandsOFF, as the DTRACE command seems a bit convoluted right now.
Will keep me updated and see how often the system automerges.
Does anyone know of a Terminal command, which allows me to see, which processes download and upload at what speeds?
I seem to remember having done such thing some years ago, but my search-fu is leaving me behind.
Thanks in advances,
simsaladimbamba
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You should use other search terms, you idiot.
Use nettop command to check per-application network activity in OS X
----------
Yep, does not work on my brothers late 2008 MacBook running 10.6.8:
I am connected via TeamViewer, as he is seeing a constant download speed of 1.0 MB/s and upload speed of 45 KB/s, all applications except Activity Monitor and Finder and Terminal are closed.
I tried iStat Menus 4, as it shows the processes downloading the most, but not on his machine, probably due to an older OS or older hardware.

What the frell do I do now?
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Yupp, NETTOP is not included in Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Will try my hands at HandsOFF, as the DTRACE command seems a bit convoluted right now.
Will keep me updated and see how often the system automerges.