
Iptraf is another great console-based network monitoring tool for Ubuntu or Linux in general which collects a huge amount of data in terms of IPs which passes through the network with a deep dive in detail like their ICMP flags, TCP faults and byte count. Today 16.95 GiB | 10.46 GiB | 27.40 GiB | 2.80 Mbit /sĮstimated 17.81 GiB | 10.99 GiB | 28.80 GiB |Ĭlearly, it also provides an estimate of the data which will be used at a same rate for the month.

You can also choose Network, or Swap Space if you like to monitor those. For this purpose, click on the Activities and search for the terminal in the application search bar and hit ‘Enter’. Select the following check-boxes under the ‘Monitored Resources’ section.

Yesterday 19.19 GiB | 8.63 GiB | 27.82 GiB | 2.70 Mbit /s Right mouse click on the Processes graph that is displayed on the task bar panel, and select ‘Preferences’.
