Usage

Discussion in 'Broadband Hardware' started by Basil Lee, Aug 8, 2006.

  1. Basil Lee

    Basil Lee Guest

    My contract for the supply of broadband service restricts my use to 2
    gigabytes monthly. The supplier cannot tell me the duration of connection
    which would amount to that much usage. Is there any way in which I can
    calculate this?

    Thanks.

    Basil Lee.
     
    Basil Lee, Aug 8, 2006
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  2. Basil Lee

    Cari \(MS-MVP\) Guest

    It's how much you download and upload that makes up the 2gb.... remembering
    that each webpage must be 'downloaded' to you PC to be able to view it.

    So it's how much you surf, not how long you are actually 'online' and only
    you know what you do and where you go to be able to keep a track of that.
     
    Cari \(MS-MVP\), Aug 8, 2006
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    Juan Perez Guest

    Hi Basil:

    There is a small utility I use to have a control over the amount teh data I
    upload and download. It is called DU meter, that you can check and download
    in

    http://www.dumeter.com/

    I hope it helps.
     
    Juan Perez, Aug 9, 2006
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