FW: analysing network activity of processes on my pc

["Murda Mcloud" <murdamcloud () bigpond com>]

Netstat is a good place to start I guess. Netstat /? At a cmd prompt. Then I
guess you could marry up PID's with IP's and use wireshark from there?
Or you could use process explorer and somehow tie the PID to any packet
captures in wireshark. Just a suggestion.
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Subject: analysing network activity of processes on my pc

hi all
I would like to monitor and analyse network taffic generated by
processes on my win box.
I first used wireshark (fomerly ethereal), but it doesn't map trafic
to processes, while TDImon from sysinternals gives me this information
because it seems to monitor system calls.however this tool has limited
features in its free version, it simply lists all calls (dozens by
seconds which makes it unpractical).

So Does any of the members of this list knows of a free tool
(preferably open source) that could do the job, and if not do u
suggest another way to do what I want ?

thanks

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