Web Monitoring software?
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nunz
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Web Monitoring software?
Hey guys I was wondering if anyone has any knowledge with monitoring users on my networks website viewings? I am having an on going battle of where all my bandwidth is going and the company I use caps out at 150 GB/Month and we are consistently going over. Obviously everyone is dishonest about what they are using and no one is fessing up to the usage. If there are any programs anyone could recommend I would greatly appreciate it. I have searched through google looking for something but I dont like using random programs very much.
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Re: Web Monitoring software?
Are you using Rogers? I always go over the 150 gig limit.
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Re: Web Monitoring software?
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.
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.
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Re: Web Monitoring software?
Well Rambizzle pretty much covered it. Use your router~
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Re: Web Monitoring software?
Block Pandora, Spotify, Grooveshark.
Problem solved.
Problem solved.
Re: Web Monitoring software?
and redtube.mogers wrote:Block Pandora, Spotify, Grooveshark.
Problem solved.
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milo
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Re: Web Monitoring software?
and most definitely tblop.com
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Re: Web Monitoring software?
Murder your family
then kill yourself.
Problem solved
then kill yourself.
Problem solved
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I'm not American we don't roll that wayimg wrote:Murder your family
then kill yourself.
Problem solved
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Re: Web Monitoring software?
nunz wrote:I'm not American we don't roll that way
Don't be jealous Nunz.
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Re: Web Monitoring software?
Yes i am fucking hate rogersmilo wrote:Are you using Rogers? I always go over the 150 gig limit.
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