network monitoring | stats gathering
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25 Nov 2006, 14:21
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As my isp gave me 50gb of limit per month im looking after some kind of program which gonna be able to give me infos how much i downloaded already.
It should download stats from whole network [except my pc i have 4 other connected to router] So far i wasnt able 2 find anything usefull and stats from router are killed after reboot.
It can be server<->client version
Any help?
It should download stats from whole network [except my pc i have 4 other connected to router] So far i wasnt able 2 find anything usefull and stats from router are killed after reboot.
It can be server<->client version
Any help?
what about netlimiter?
and I'm from britain
and we have shit internet
but 6mbit is not alot
So the isp in belgium should be shot for making us pay 1 € / gb after the limit is gone :x
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hmm ill just add u at msn =)
There are many reasons why you might want to monitor your network activity. Watching your data transfer rates can be very enlightening as you download a web page, email, or a software application. This will give you a much better idea of how long the operation will take. It will also let you know how efficient your Internet connection is. And it can alert you of dangerous or unexpected network activity.
If you are trying to improve your performance over the Internet and you are going to spend some time optimizing your configuration for maximum download speeds, it's critical that you accurately monitor your download speeds or data transfer rates so you can compare them at various settings.
http://www.dumeter.com/