How can I monitor all and any Internet traffic from my home PC?
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I would recommend using TCPView which is part of the sysinternals suite. TCPView will show you all of the connections being opened by the TCP/IP stack and it will also show you the remote address of the system it is talking to across the net.
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The added advantage is that it is cross platform. Linux, Windows and Mac.
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How about Sysinternals TCPView?
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If you're looking at a router, try to find SNMP data for it, then you can graph it with munin, mrtg, or a whole bunch of other SNMP handling devices.
If you're looking at a linux box, install something like iptraf (command line, ncurses traffic monitor), or munin (graphing util).
If you're looking at a windows box, perhaps use the Performance console in Administrative Tools.
If you had a cisco router capable of supporting NetFlow data, you could use this and a NetFlow listener to look at the traffic data.