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I had a situation where an application was "hanging" in accessing the database. I was able to see that there was a connection by using

Get-NetTcpConnection -RemotePort x

This showed that there was an established connection, which is a Good Thing. However, I'd like to determine whether any traffic is flowing over that connection. Is there a way to do that in PowerShell, either by using a cmdlet or by using CIM?

An answer for Windows 10/Windows Server 2012 and above would be great, using PowerShell 5 or 7.

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  • Usually that kind of tasks is done using network sniffers and TCP dump utilities I'm sure there is a way to have PowerShell digging into the TCP-stack, but not in an easy way.
    – Dennis
    Sep 15, 2021 at 19:36

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