Thread: *ALL* ntl Cap Discussion (Part 3)
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Old 29-08-2005, 21:54   #70
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Re: *ALL* ntl Cap Discussion (Part 3)
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Originally Posted by PC_Arcade
I want to ensure I don't go over 30Gb next month, I've been looking on this thread for what I can actually use to monitor it. PRTG is out of the question 'cos my router doesn't support snmp but I ONLY want to monitor up and down traffic from my modem (terayon), nothing from my internal network.

WHAT CAN I USE TO MONITOR MY UPLOADS and DOWNLOADS ??!!

NTL are not playing fair with this, we were promised the tools to monitor our bandwidth usage and once again NTL have failed to deliver.

Also, has anyone heard anything more concrete about these uncapped services? or are these yet another NTL lie to keep customers (in the short term) like the "Power users" lie was?
How about NetMeter?
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