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Any program for counting data ?

ando · 2001-09-12 19:32:46

I know i might be a bit premiture, but does anyone know of any programs that count how much data has passed through an ethernet card in a given period of time. ? I feal i'm going to need it when and if I eventually get adsl from €ircom :(

12-09-2001 7:32pm

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ando

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I know i might be a bit premiture, but does anyone know of any programs that count how much data has passed through an ethernet card in a given period of time. ?

I feal i'm going to need it when and if I eventually get adsl from €ircom

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#2 12-09-2001 10:41pm

infomat

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I too would like an answer to this question

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#3 12-09-2001 10:45pm

chernobyl

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A program such as DU Meter can monitor the amount of bytes passed through any selected network device.
you can select any piece of networking hardware so if you had this setup on your comp.

one Ethernet running an internal network and another connected to the modem, you can select to monitor only the card connected to the modem.

DU Meter homepage

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#4 13-09-2001 10:27am

Dr99

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Although by rights there should be no need for such a program! Just like those programs that measure how much time you spend on line with a Dial-up connection

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