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[jason AT cerient.net]

i think iostat might do it, although that might only be effective with
disks and not network devices.

try posting your question to the trilug mailing list (trilug AT trilug.org)
and you'll probably get several responses.

jason

> Hey guys,
>
> I'm not quite sure where else to ask this question... I've asked all
> the other Linux users I know, and haven't gotten any answers.
> Basically, I'm looking to know which processes on my Linux box are the
> top network users... which processes are using the most bandwidth. The
> way `top` does for CPU usage. I tried `ntop`, but that doesn't seem to
> do it... nor does `lsof`... any ideas? Help would be greatly
> appreciated. Thanks guys!
>
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