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    LeHuuTien
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    Hi all. I want to get send bytes and receive bytes for all process and application are running. Anyone can tell me what CategoryName, CounterName and instance I have to choose.

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      Hi all. I want to get send bytes and receive bytes for all process and application are running. Anyone can tell me what CategoryName, CounterName and instance I have to choose.

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      As explained in Network-Related Performance Counters[^] you can find the amount of sent and received bytes from the Network Interface group. This is a total amount for all processes so as far as I know you can't see process specific information. The instance you need to select is the network interface you want to monitor. If you have several network interfaces, you can have a look at the Task Manager to see which ones are active.

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        As explained in Network-Related Performance Counters[^] you can find the amount of sent and received bytes from the Network Interface group. This is a total amount for all processes so as far as I know you can't see process specific information. The instance you need to select is the network interface you want to monitor. If you have several network interfaces, you can have a look at the Task Manager to see which ones are active.

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        Thank for your reply. But I want to see the amount of sent and received bytes process specific information. not from the Network Interface group.

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