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@s8n
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Network

Post by @s8n »

Hello,

May I know why it is taking up Network process? Is it connecting to the internet and taking up bandwidth?

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therube
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Re: Network

Post by therube »

Running ETP/HTTP Server (in Everything)?

Where does that "Show usage stats" come from, how do you get to it?
NotNull
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Re: Network

Post by NotNull »

@s8n wrote: Fri Jan 03, 2020 3:39 pm Is it connecting to the internet
The only moment Everything connect to the internet is at startup, when checking for updates.
That is: when you have Check for updates on startup enabled (Menu:Tools > Options > General).
Other than this 1-2 kB download: No accessing the internet.
void
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Re: Network

Post by void »

Are you using Everything 1.3?

Everything 1.3 uses sockets to communicate with the Everything Service.

This communication is strictly local only.

To see which sockets Everything has open:
From a command prompt, run:
netstat -abn

Everything uses the loop-back adapter 127.0.0.1

Everything 1.4 does not use sockets, so you should not see any network traffic.

Are you hosting an ETP/FTP server under Tools -> Options -> ETP/FTP Server -> Enable ETP/FTP Server?
Are you hosting a HTTP server under Tools -> Options -> HTTP Server -> Enable HTTP Server?
NotNull
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Re: Network

Post by NotNull »

therube wrote: Fri Jan 03, 2020 4:04 pm Where does that "Show usage stats" come from, how do you get to it?
It's from Win10:
- Start Settings "App" (WIN+i)
- Search for Data usage overview
- Click on View usage per app (one of the first options)
@s8n
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Re: Network

Post by @s8n »

I apologize for the late response.
Are you hosting an ETP/FTP server under Tools -> Options -> ETP/FTP Server -> Enable ETP/FTP Server?
Are you hosting a HTTP server under Tools -> Options -> HTTP Server -> Enable HTTP Server?
No, none of these are checked.
Are you using Everything 1.3?
Version 1.4.1.895 (x64)

I was worried when I checked the usage stats. I am using this at work, and so far our IT hasn't called me out yet for excessive bandwidth usage. I am not really techie, so I am not sure what am I looking at here. Is there a way to try and block this app from accessing the internet and see if it will make any difference on how I use it?
void
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Re: Network

Post by void »

With these options disabled, and check voidtools.com for update notifications disabled (Tools -> Options -> General -> Check for updates) there should be no network traffic from the Everything.exe process.

Do you have any folder indexes under Tools -> Options -> Folders?

Maybe indexing and monitoring these folder indexes are being included in your network traffic?

Are you launching something from Everything that is using a lot of network traffic? maybe this child process is being included in Everything's network traffic?

From a command prompt, could you please run:
netstat -abn

What connections are listed above [Everything.exe]?

Alternatively, please Resource Monitor Network usage for the Everything.exe process.
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