Is there a software that can track internet usage/quota. I have bell's internet and every month i have to pay over charge while their quota meter is always 3 days behind and does not work most of the time. tired of paying 30 dollars extra. my old solution was to download to my hearts desire. (60GB cap and i do 200GB+ a month). but since I ran out of space and stuff to download, I dont want to pay the over charge anymore. (I am still over quota even I didnt download much recently)
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I have a 5GB cap. You're just silly. Try keeping track of 5GB a mo.
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/freemeter/
this may work -
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I found a good bandwith tracker: may be useful to people like me.
download link here
http://www.bandwidth-meter.net/
Edit: opps, its just a trial. not worth 20 bucks -
this one is free and easy to use
download link here
http://www.filebuzz.com/fileinfo/33357/ShaPlus_Bandwidth_Meter.html -
You can always switch to TekSavvy
Buy a router with MLPPP, and you can bypass their throttling over certain hours(if I recall, from 4pm to 4am, speeds are throttled to 50kb/sec). $29/month for 500gb or $39/month for unlimited DSL is pretty decent considering they resell Bell DSL -
Netflow
Will show you bandwidth usage by source and destination IP address amoung much much more
I did this with a basic Cisco 851w although there are more and less expensive ways to do this. I believe rflow is the open source equivalent and is available on some third party router firmwares.
internet quota tracker
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by 660hpv12, Feb 10, 2009.