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Is ther anyway of telling how much of your limit you have used throughout the month?
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http://www.dumeter.com/
Do a search on the forum, there are other mentioned. Welcome to the site btw :wavey: edit: or wait for Sir Robin of Walker to give his opinion, as I see he's lurking in this thread :D |
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Yeah I use Net Meter too, http://readerror.gmxhome.de/
You can also set it to alert you once you have reached your maximum amount that you specify. |
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I think it's gotta be the DuMeter due to the fact it gives you a daily / weekly and monthly report on the up and down as well as totals thats real easy to follow..
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I use http://www.bandwidthmonitorpro.com/screenshots.htm ,however its not free.
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I use DU meter. The trouble is these monitoring apps also include internal network bandwidth via your router. So if you copy alot of data between PC's like I do, you don't know your real bandwidth.
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Is there a BW monitor that can tell you how much you've downloaded for this past year, the reason i ask is that on the dec 12th i seemed to have downloaded more than 73.76 GB (NET Traffic Meter), now i know that can't be right as this pc was in store getting a new mother board and chipset (other one fried) however i did connect it up to xbox live.
I'm confused as hell as to how this got so high, and no one else was in the house at the time. |
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Well it can't make the data up out of nothing, but I assume you know that already :P
DU meter is great, SNMP monitoring of the cable modem was better, but NTL have stopped that now :( |
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NetMeter - Just like DuMeter but free!
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Right click on the system tray icon to check history, then click the yearly tab. If that doesn't work then maybe you need to reboot before it logs it in as yearly. |
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