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Use GeekTool to track network data transfer rates
Authored by: gecko2 on Mar 27, '09 02:04:21PM

An other way is adding the following line to your .profile:

traffic() { netstat -w1 -I"$@"; };

start a new shell and type:

traffic en0 # change en0 to the name of the interface you want to monitor

if you got enough, just cancel with ^C



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Use GeekTool to track network data transfer rates
Authored by: gecko2 on Mar 27, '09 02:07:25PM

... or use "all" as the interfacename to see the traffic on all interfaces



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