is there a bandwidth monitor that...

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Andreas Perfora’tus [Stu]

....saves its data periodically? I've been using AnalogX NetStatLive, but it
doesn't always carry the data over consistently from one reboot to the
next. And if my box crashes, the data for that session is completely lost.

It would be nice if the monitor saved its data to a log file every 10
minutes or so, so that I can more accurately track my cable modem usage for
the month. Something low on resources would be a bonus as I'm using
win98se.

Many antethanks.
 
...saves its data periodically? I've been using AnalogX NetStatLive,
but it doesn't always carry the data over consistently from one reboot
to the next. And if my box crashes, the data for that session is
completely lost.

It would be nice if the monitor saved its data to a log file every 10
minutes or so, so that I can more accurately track my cable modem
usage for the month. Something low on resources would be a bonus as
I'm using win98se.

Many antethanks.
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Answering my own question...

I just found a good one: LanSpeed2
http://orca.web1000.com/

Its a bit heavier on the resources than I'd like, but it seems to do
very nicely.
 
...saves its data periodically? I've been using AnalogX NetStatLive, but it
doesn't always carry the data over consistently from one reboot to the
next. And if my box crashes, the data for that session is completely lost.

It would be nice if the monitor saved its data to a log file every 10
minutes or so, so that I can more accurately track my cable modem usage for
the month. Something low on resources would be a bonus as I'm using
win98se.
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Try

NetMeter,, Very nice, and a 1 File Wonder. (This is the best Freeware
program I have found this month so far.)

http://readerror.gmxhome.de/

Or

DLUL Meter Free,, Larger and maybe a few more features.

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/dlulmeter.html



Bob

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