which pgm is accessing the net?

[Mike Marchywka]

I didn't follow the whole thread but the easiest thing to do is
see if the alerting software had a pid available or a host/port etc.
You can find the connections with this,

netstat -anp 



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Is there a way to find out exactly which pgm is accessing the net,
preferably with the net address it's using, and giving me the pgm pid?
If not, what's the best way to figure this out?

nethogs. Install and run in terminal.
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