Downloads: NetPerSec 1.1 (x86-Win) (770,0 KB)

NetPerSec 1.1 (x86-Win) (770,0 KB)

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Uploaded by WAntilles - 19-02-06
Author Author Mark Sweeney
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PLATFORMS:
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows x64

DESCRIPTION:
NetPerSec measures the real-time speed of your Internet connection. Different types of connections promise different communication speeds, but is this what you're actually getting? Due to network traffic, actual speeds are often slower than what is promised. Cable modems are fast if not many of your neighbors are sharing the line, but can slow down considerably with a heavy load. How do you know when it's time to switch to DSL? NetPerSec lets you check your connection speed in real time. It monitors all TCP/IP activity to and from the Internet or other networks, and graphs the communication speed. Its dynamic tray icon shows send and receive activity with a bar graph or a histogram. For details, open the program's main window to view current and average send and receive speeds in a configurable, graphical display. You can adjust the sampling rate and the amount of data used to compute the average.

REVISION HISTORY:
Changes in Version 1.1:

- The Graph tab now displays the "Max" value for received and transmitted data samples. This value is the fastest sample currently displayed in the graphing window.

- The scaling sliders on the Graph tab contain additional settings between the ranges of 56k and 150k--useful when selecting a fixed scale for the graphs.

- All statistics on the Graph tab are abbreviated as Bytes/s or bit/s instead of Bytes/sec and bit/sec.

- The Options tab contains a new option for selecting a specific adapter to monitor. This provides a workaround when certain combinations of network interfaces and drivers causes NetPerSec to over-report the amount of data transferred. Please refer to the online help for details.

- NetPerSec no longer defaults to the 'Start with Windows' option on the Display tab.

- The installation utility now detects the previous installation location and program folder when performing a reinstall.

- NetPerSec now performs additional error checking and reporting during its SNMP initialization procedures.

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