by fvent.. » Tue, 09 May 2000 04:00:00
Does anyone know how to get a measurement of the network traffic over an
Ethernet card?
I'd like to get some reallistic estimation about the quantity of the
messages (and also the bytes) that flow over my cable-modem connected
card to the Internet.
My system is a NT 4.0 Server with SP4.
Thaks in advance,
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Before you buy.
by Jon Shell » Wed, 10 May 2000 04:00:00
Jon
>Does anyone know how to get a measurement of the network traffic over an
>Ethernet card?
>I'd like to get some reallistic estimation about the quantity of the
>messages (and also the bytes) that flow over my cable-modem connected
>card to the Internet.
>My system is a NT 4.0 Server with SP4.
>Thaks in advance,
>Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
>Before you buy.
1. setting up an internet traffic counter
Hi, everyone!
I own a tiny LAN that consists in two PS's: one runs WinXP Pro, the other
WinMe. The WinXP PC is connected to the internet by cable and has internet
connection sharing (ICS) enabled (for the second PC). I am considering
changing my internet connection subscription type to a cheaper one, that
offers a certain amount of traffic each month. In order to know which of the
subscriptions is the most economical for me, I need to know which is my
monthly internet traffic.
I see WinXP Pro has the possibility to track certain activities which go on
in the computer. I tried to set up a counter to measure the total traffic
through the NIC that connects to the internet cable, to no avail. I'm
totally lost at this point, so please tell me:
1. is it possible to use WinXP Pro internal resources to track my internet
traffic, or do I need another specialized program (if the latter, which
program would you recommend?)
2. if WinXP is able to track the traffic through a NIC, how should I set the
counter up, and how should I be able to read the results at the end of the
tracking time?
Any help is highly appreciated!
Thank you in advance,
Teo
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