[ale] experimenting with ntop - very cool, but a question

[Kenneth Ratliff]

BitTorrent itself is tcp, uTP uses UDP (there was an article a few  
months back in the register about how bittorrent migrating to UDP  
would spell the end of the internet for gamers and VOIP, etc etc, so  
on). Vuze does indeed have uTorrent support, so it's not really all  
that surprising his UDP went wild.

On Mar 14, 2009, at 1:05 AM, Brian Pitts wrote:

> Greg Freemyer wrote:
>> I fired up ntop to look at my current network traffic and I'm talking
>> to possibly as many as 1000 different computers.  Must be udp because
>> I don't see many open sockets.
>>
>> I know its vuze because I exited the program via the taskbar icon and
>> the traffic went away, but is there a easy way using ntop (or other)
>> to see which process is sending / receiving udp traffic?
>
> Strange that it's udp; I thought bittorrent used tcp.
>
> -- 
> All the best,
> Brian Pitts
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