Linux command
netshow 命令
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常用示例
Launch the network monitor
netshow
Run with elevated privileges
sudo netshow
Install and run via uvx
uvx netshow
说明
netshow is a lightweight, interactive TUI for monitoring active TCP connections and their associated processes with human-friendly service names (e.g. "Docker", "VS Code", "Plex"). It provides live connection counts, bandwidth monitoring with per-interface selection, and regex-powered search with live filtering. When run as root, it uses psutil for full fidelity process information; as a regular user, it falls back to lsof. Selecting a connection reveals process details including path, PID, resource usage, and open files. The interface supports keyboard navigation, sortable columns, and configurable refresh intervals.
FAQ
What is the netshow command used for?
netshow is a lightweight, interactive TUI for monitoring active TCP connections and their associated processes with human-friendly service names (e.g. "Docker", "VS Code", "Plex"). It provides live connection counts, bandwidth monitoring with per-interface selection, and regex-powered search with live filtering. When run as root, it uses psutil for full fidelity process information; as a regular user, it falls back to lsof. Selecting a connection reveals process details including path, PID, resource usage, and open files. The interface supports keyboard navigation, sortable columns, and configurable refresh intervals.
How do I run a basic netshow example?
Run `netshow` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more netshow examples?
This page includes 3 examples for netshow, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.