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Reviews
"Small,
compact and easy to use... ", "Another
useful tool in the ever increasing threat of
spyware and backdoor trojans" - Network News, PC World
"I was extremely impressed when
reviewing Bandwidth Meter." - Review, Tucows.com
"A fine network metering tool" - Review, ZDNET
User Comments
"BANDWIDTH
METER
is very easy to use, I have it installed
on my small office network and it routinely
monitors all network connections with the
minimum of fuss. A first-class program
which I'd highly recommend.”
- M. Morgan, mrganfree.com
"The
internet is a different place than it was even 2
years ago. As System Administrator for a
corporate client BANDWIDTH METER has helped me
maintain a level of control that otherwise would
have been difficult to achieve - thanks” - T. Rummer, anderton.com
Bandwidth Meter
Sample screens
Click on an image below to see the
full-size version. You can check
Bandwidth Meter's main window and different
configuration options, including best and worst
performance indicators by clicking
here.
You can specify graph colors and graph
style including 3-d or flat. You can also
specify the size of the bandwidth bars and
whether graph, graph and text or just text
should be displayed.
Notifications can keep you informed about
your connection status and current bandwidth
usage. You can also specify actions that should
be performed when certain conditions are met.
You can monitor most types of network
connection. Supported connection types include:
DSL, Cable, LAN, ISDN and Dial-up. You can
choose to monitor all or a single connection.
Here you can choose your preferences.
Bandwidth Meter will use these settings each
time you run the program.
View your log details including summary, log,
daily, weekly and monthly options.
Regularly auto-pinging a host or your
Service Provider can prevent disconnection by
ISPs who monitor your connection activity.