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Is there a pipe I can use on net view to show how much bandwidth each computer is PULLING? Or a diffrent (non-installed) command to do this?You want to KNOW how much bandwidth is being pulled by each computer on your network from your computer?
Or do you want to know how much bandwidth they are all pulling from your Internet connection?Each computer, then I can pin the blame on my slow connection on a specific computer and not have to guess who else is doing something.So you have some Network SHARE on your computer that everyone is accessing?At our house, we have ~150-200mbpsec download speed split amoungst whoever is on the internet, I was wondering if there was a way to FIND out which computers in the house (on the network) were taking from that and how much.Quote from: Lemonilla on June 24, 2012, 07:57:10 PM

At our house, we have ~150-200mbpsec download speed split amoungst whoever is on the internet, I was wondering if there was a way to find out which computers in the house (on the network) were taking from that and how much.
Why didn't you just say that in your first post.I figured I was, just with different words. Sorry for misleading you.Haven't tested this on a network YET (no one's home), but this (may) work.
Code: [Select]@echo off
net view | find "\\" >>network.1
set c=0
for /f %%G IN (network.1) DO (
echo %%G >>net%c%.1
set /a c+=1
)
set m=%c%
set c=0
:loop.rename
set /p y=<net%c%.1
set y=%y:~2,100%
ping %y% | find "Min" >>ping%c%.1
set /a c+=1
if %c% EQU %m% goto break.rename
goto loop.rename
:break.rename
set c=0
:loop.view
type net%c%.1
set /p a=<ping%c%.1
FOR /F "tokens=4 delims==" %%G IN ("%a%") DO (
echo %%G
)
set /a c+=1
if %c% EQU %m% goto break.view
goto loop.view
:break.view
del /f *.1
pause >nul


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