I know there are a lot of bandwidth graphs out there. I was wondering if CMD could produce a graph to measure bandwidth. Using a batch file to do it. I've looked on the web and cant find anything like i want. I can get the stats from netstat -e but what i'm looking for is a moving graph. Thanks for any help.
Here is a small batch that produces a graph of sorts you can add more if statements to change the graph max. hope this helps.
@echo off
color 0b
MODE CON:COLS=16 LINES=3
title TCP Graph 30kb Max
:begin
for /F "tokens=10 delims=ms=," %%a in ('ping -n 1 -w 10000 -l 1024 8.8.8.8^| find "Average"') do set "P1=%%a"
netstat -e | find "Bytes" >NUL
for /F "tokens=2,3" %%a in ('netstat -e ^| find "Bytes"') do set "received1=%%a" & set "sent1=%%b"
sleep 1
netstat -e | find "Bytes" >NUL
for /F "tokens=2,3" %%a in ('netstat -e ^| find "Bytes"') do set "received2=%%a" & set "sent2=%%b"
set /a r1=%received1%
set /a r2=%received2%
set /a s1=%sent1%
set /a s2=%sent2%
set /a q1=%r2%-%r1%
set /a a1=%q1%
set /a q2=%s2%-%s1%
set /a a2=%q2%
set /a q3=%a1%+%a2%
set /a a3=%q3%
set /a q4=%a3%/1024
set /a a4=%q4%
if %a3% gtr 0 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo. )
if %a3% gtr 2048 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo * )
if %a3% gtr 4096 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ** )
if %a3% gtr 6144 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo *** )
if %a3% gtr 8192 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo **** )
if %a3% gtr 10240 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ***** )
if %a3% gtr 12288 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ****** )
if %a3% gtr 14336 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ******* )
if %a3% gtr 16384 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ******** )
if %a3% gtr 18432 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ********* )
if %a3% gtr 20480 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ********** )
if %a3% gtr 22528 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo *********** )
if %a3% gtr 24576 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ************ )
if %a3% gtr 26624 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ************* )
if %a3% gtr 28672 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ************** )
if %a3% gtr 30720 ( echo %a4% kb/s & echo ***************)
goto begin