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I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
reason at a random time, which renders them useless.

Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?

"GraB" <> wrote in message
news...
> I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
> looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
> Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
> reason at a random time, which renders them useless.
>
> Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?

http://readerror.gmxhome.de/

Brilliant program

http://4g.virtual.net.nz/tuc/
Excellent little proggy for those purposes.



GraB wrote:

> I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
> looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
> Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
> reason at a random time, which renders them useless.
>
> Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?

On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 05:29:53 +1200, GraB <> wrote:

>I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
>looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
>Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
>reason at a random time, which renders them useless.
>
>Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?


For Dialup I use Netpal but its not free..

"XPD" <> wrote in news:1113162762.438580
@drone4.qsi.net.nz:

>
> "GraB" <> wrote in message
> news...
>> I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
>> looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
>> Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
>> reason at a random time, which renders them useless.
>>
>> Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?
>
> http://readerror.gmxhome.de/
>
> Brilliant program
>
>


I second this one. To bad the close off date is not adjustable, but hey,
it is free.


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Ciao, Dave

"XPD" <> wrote in news:1113162762.438580
@drone4.qsi.net.nz:

>
> "GraB" <> wrote in message
> news...
>> I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
>> looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
>> Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
>> reason at a random time, which renders them useless.
>>
>> Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?
>
> http://readerror.gmxhome.de/
>
> Brilliant program
>
>

Ooh, I just found the close off date option, yay

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Ciao, Dave

On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 07:51:04 +1200, "XPD" <>
wrote:

>
>"GraB" <> wrote in message
>news.. .
>> I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
>> looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
>> Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
>> reason at a random time, which renders them useless.
>>
>> Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?
>
>http://readerror.gmxhome.de/
>
>Brilliant program
>
Seems good so far.

GraB wrote:
> I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
> looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
> Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
> reason at a random time, which renders them useless.
>
> Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?

Network Traffic Monitor

http://www.majorgeeks.com/download1858.html

Hi there,

GraB wrote:
> I am considering going to IHUG's 256K lite bliink from dial-up. Been
> looking for a way to measure data up/download totals. Tried Netstat
> Live and Down2Home but both have reset their totals for no apparent
> reason at a random time, which renders them useless.
>
> Any suggestions for one that works, preferably free?

Can you get account info from ihug via web? Might have a
monthly usage total there...

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