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There is. You can either use PerfMon or WMI plugin. In this example I choose PerfMon since it is more straight forward. The reason behind is that, I do not need to know the win32 class object to get the data. By just running the netprobe exe file with -perf flag, it will show all objects that can be use. Below is the xml example and the screenshot result. |
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