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Network traffic in Process Monitor (TCP Connect/Send/TCPCopy/Recieve)
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Jun Gao
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Hi, I'm using Process Monitor as well as Microsoft Network Monitor to monitor the Chrome process activities and network traffic for a file uploading failure issue troubleshooting. From the below screenshots, you can see there were many TCP Connect/Send/TCPCopy/Recieve activities in Process Monitor. However, when I checked the same in Microsoft Network Monitor, I don't see any traffic sent to this destination 52.80.148.132. So my question is, what do TCP Connect/Send/TCPCopy/Recieve mean here in Process Monitor? Can I understand the Chrome was trying to establish connection with 52.80.148.132 and send/recieve data? If yes, I have a confusion, why these activites were not capture in Microsoft Network Monitor...
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