Bandwidth Monitor

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Ive been looking for a bandwidth monitor (for DSL), that shows upload
/download in a system tray icon.Most of the ones ive found any good are not
freeware or dont have the system tray icon or dont work on windows 98.Any
ideas appreciated.
tia
me
 
Ive been looking for a bandwidth monitor (for DSL), that shows upload
/download in a system tray icon.Most of the ones ive found any good are not
freeware or dont have the system tray icon or dont work on windows 98.Any
ideas appreciated.
tia
me
Netmeter, maybe-don't know about the tray icon, though.
http://readerror.gmxhome.de/
 
bassbag dumped core:
Ive been looking for a bandwidth monitor (for DSL), that shows upload
/download in a system tray icon.Most of the ones ive found any good are not
freeware or dont have the system tray icon or dont work on windows 98.Any
ideas appreciated.

Try MyVitalAgent from Lucent. Google for it...

I don't know if it works with DSL, however.
 
bassbag dumped core:

Try MyVitalAgent from Lucent. Google for it...

I don't know if it works with DSL, however.
Thanks..I used to use that when I was on dial up , however I dont think it
has a system tray upload/download icon.
me
 
Ive been looking for a bandwidth monitor (for DSL), that shows
upload /download in a system tray icon.Most of the ones ive found
any good are not freeware or dont have the system tray icon or
dont work on windows 98.Any ideas appreciated.
tia
me
http://www.dslreports.com/stest
http://jitserv.coolfreepage.com/faq.htm
http://www.dumeter.com/
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_description/0,fid,22362,00.asp
http://readerror.gmxhome.de/
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/nsl.htm
http://web100.rit.edu:7123/
http://www.numion.com/YourSpeed/Results.php?D=30744&D2=1093719187718&
Duration=30&T=960+1652+1482+1824+2192+1623+0+2293+2772+1414+1112+2834
+1652+2694+3143+1502+1854+2643+1484+2293+0+0+5185+4427+4496+0+2904+37
16+2514+1251+1102+2431+0+1942+730+170+1982+2354+4636+910&M=6+7+7+6+7+
4+0+8+9+6+4+6+7+10+7+7+6+7+7+7+0+0+19+11+6+0+12+8+7+5+4+8+0+6+2+4+6+6
+5+4&L=world&K=QlRTWF9XAQhVARRACwUYFgIHDA%3D%3D&C=1
http://www.netfor2.com/RxTxPreview.html
http://www.raccoonworks.com/Products.htm#SpeedTest
 
bassbag said:
Ive been looking for a bandwidth monitor (for DSL), that shows upload
/download in a system tray icon.Most of the ones ive found any good are not
freeware or dont have the system tray icon or dont work on windows 98.Any
ideas appreciated.
tia
me

I love this one: DX-Traffic
http://www.dx-soft.net/freeware/DXTraffic/index.php

Unfortunately it seems to be German only ... (didn't take a closer look
:-) maybe it's useful, though.

Bye,
klagol
 
bassbag dumped core:
Thanks..I used to use that when I was on dial up , however I dont think it
has a system tray upload/download icon.

It doesn't. My bad, I didn't read the full requirements. :/
 
Ive been looking for a bandwidth monitor (for DSL), that shows upload
/download in a system tray icon.Most of the ones ive found any good are not
freeware or dont have the system tray icon or dont work on windows 98.Any
ideas appreciated.
tia
me
Thanks to all who replied.The german dx traffic seems the nearest i can find
to what i want.
Thanks again
me
 
bassbag said:
Ive been looking for a bandwidth monitor (for DSL), that shows upload
/download in a system tray icon.Most of the ones ive found any good are not
freeware or dont have the system tray icon or dont work on windows 98.Any
ideas appreciated.

I recommend NicMeter which works if you are using broadband through a
network interface card. It's freeware, has various display modes and
logging by day/week/month. Unfortunately the author seems to have
abandoned it. The web page is www.nicmeter.com but the download link is
broken. You can download it directly from here (0.5MB):
www.nicmeter.com/NicM00241.exe
 
Thanks to all who replied.The german dx traffic seems the nearest i
can find to what i want.
Thanks again
me

NetPerSec from PC Magazine Utilities does this nicely, but unfortunately
it's no longer freeware. If you're determined, though, it shouldn't be too
hard to find a mirror somewhere.

Cheers,
Mark
 
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