by Rambizzle » Sun Dec 30, 2012 9:26 pm
I'm sure there's software out there. Most mid-level routers have this functionality built in. As far as software goes... I'm sure theres some out there. I've only used software to analyze traffic coming in and out, not to see the actual bandwidth being used. You can give spiceworks a try:
http://www.spiceworks.com/it-articles/n ... h-monitor/
Here's a screen cap of mine
You can actually set a bandwidth cap in my router, however it doesn't show you which LAN user is using what.
You can setup bandwidth profiles and manually assign static addresses in the DHCP table, then assign each user to their respective bandwidth profile.

I'm sure there's software out there. Most mid-level routers have this functionality built in. As far as software goes... I'm sure theres some out there. I've only used software to analyze traffic coming in and out, not to see the actual bandwidth being used. You can give spiceworks a try: http://www.spiceworks.com/it-articles/network-bandwidth-monitor/
Here's a screen cap of mine
[img]http://sta-league.com/ricky/screenshot.JPG[/img]
You can actually set a bandwidth cap in my router, however it doesn't show you which LAN user is using what.
You can setup bandwidth profiles and manually assign static addresses in the DHCP table, then assign each user to their respective bandwidth profile.
[img]http://sta-league.com/ricky/screenshot2.JPG[/img]