Net Meter
Our recommended download this week, however, has to be Net Meter.
This Vista-friendly package monitors all traffic through all network connections on the chosen computer, displaying a real-time graphical and numerical histogram-style representation of download and upload speeds.
It will let you monitor everything at once, or just a single LAN, WAN, Wi-Fi or VPN connection if you prefer.
Traffic counts can be logged and viewed as daily, weekly, monthly or yearly totals, and there's a handy stopwatch feature that gives a temporary data volume and rate count.
Net Meter will even notify you if you exceed a total amount of bandwidth usage, perfect for those capped broadband accounts.
There's hardly any system resource impact, it's as stable as a building with horses in, looks good and performs even better.
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Author: Davey Winder
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