G_Lock

Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone here could tell me of a program that would keep track of my total u/l and d/l bandwith byte total for a given period of time. I mean not one that resets everytime it is closed or the computer is restarted, but one that I can choose to reset when I want and until then will keep track of it including restarts, opening, closing, etc. Just to be clear I don't need a program that shows the bandwidth usage at a current time. I need a program that will say for example d/l total 2GB and u/l total 200MB, and will keep adding to those numbers for however long until I specifically tell it to reset. So basically if I wanted to measure my total byte usage for a week, it could tell me. Does anyone know of a piece of software that will do that? Thanks.

G_Lock

P.S. Hopefully a software that is Freeware. Thanks

peacy

And the operating system would be... ?

G_Lock

Ahh yes, forgot that little piece. I am running Windows XP Pro.

steveincolumbus

http://www.dumeter.com/

Du Meter keeps logs that can be shown for the day, week and month.. as well as a live monitor.... works great

G_Lock

Yeah, I have heard of this program. I think it would probably work, but it is a 30 day shareware software. Since I need something very basic, I was hoping to get a good "freeware" program. Anyone know of any?

louiedog

http://www.webattack.com/get/bandwidthmonitor.shtml

freeware, shows by day, week, month and will warn you when you get close to a bandwidth limit you set

Elitegibson

I like netstat live.

http://www.analogx.com/contents/down...etwork/nsl.htm

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G_Lock

I actually have net stat live installed, but it does not do what I want. It is very good at monitoring and keeping track of the data for the current session. The problem is, whenever the computer is restarted, the program does not keep the total downloaded info, therefore I cannot use it to keep track of say a week or a month's usage. And the reset statistics doesn't seem to work either.