Get the Download and Upload volume of a web site in C#

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I'm connected to my wifi network through my Laptop, so my task is to obtain the download and the Upload volume of a Website with C# ?? ( for example: Web site: www.youtube.com - ulpoad: 1254 - download: 25415)

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Yassine

Posted 20-Jun-13 0:20am

benhadi

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Prasad_Kulkarni · Answer 1 · 2013-06-20T00:45:00

Solution 1

Use HttpWebRequest.Headers[^] to make up headers.
And HttpWebRequest.ContentLength[^], which Gets or sets the Content-length HTTP header

Posted 20-Jun-13 0:45am

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benhadi 20-Jun-13 8:05am

thanks for your reply, but how can I get the data received(download), because the previous example are for the data sent(upload) ?

Prasad Khandekar · Answer 2 · 2013-06-20T01:11:00

Hello,

You might find following articles useful. What you are really trying to achieve requires access to a network packet. Once a packet is captured then you can determine whether it's a http packet and if so then proceed with your analysis and compute the number of bytes uploaded and downloaded.

Many more great articles can be found here[^].

Regards,