Perfmon can do this for you in a gross way, but it might just be enough for what you need. Try the "Process" object, choosing the process you want to monitor, and graphing / recording the "IO Other Bytes / sec" counter. The "Explain" text for this counter in Windows XP is:


  The rate at which the process is
  issuing bytes to I/O operations that
  do not involve data such as control
  operations. This counter counts all
  I/O activity generated by the process
  to include file, network and device
  I/Os.


If the process is doing Microsoft "file and print sharing" access via SMB, then you'll want the "IO Read Bytes / sec" and "IO Write Bytes / sec", though if the process is also doing IO to the local disk then those IO counts will be mixed in, too.

NIC throughput monitoring by process
When I searched for the social engineering toolkit I got the error "no such path or file".

I used this orders for installing it but without success.


  be sure to install subversion before installing the selected tools.


(i did it)

svn co http://svn.secmaniac.com/social_engineering_toolkit set/


and the link is not working anymore.
