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Can I use WMI to find the network usage by each process?

I'd like to use WMI on some windows systems to poll the network usage of each process. From what I can tell, there are many IO instances in the Win32_PerfRawData_PerfProc_Process but they are for the combined IO of network,disk,and device. Is there a way to break that up so I can get network and disk IO separate?

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If you don't have to use WMI there are some possibilities defined here (stackoverflow) to get the info.

PaulB  2009-04-14 08:29:16

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