Thread: bandwidth monitor tool
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Old 31-01-2011, 13:53   #8
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Re: bandwidth monitor tool
I'm a bit thick so bear with me here.

I have a modem attached to a router (or a combined modem/router) from that will be various wired/wireless devices all accessing the internet to do their thing.

How will anything installed on any one device, know what all the other devices are doing, unless its an application that the router itself is running?

Sure anything installed on my PC will know what I'm doing, but how will it know what daughters laptop is doing on the wireless, or sons ethernet connection in the next room, when its not going through my PC but through the router.
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