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Looking for a network bandwidth program...


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I don't even know if a program like this exists, but I figured if it does, then the friendly people here at Neowin would know about it! Here's what I want:

My school has a 2GB daily transfer limit, combined upload and download. What I want is a program that will monitor my traffic from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM and automatically kill my network connection when my total amount of data transferred within that 24 hour period equals 2 GB. Other features I would like, but aren't necessary, are simultanously enabling my wireless connection, which has a 750 MB daily transfer limit, and letting me use that once the wired connection is disabled.

Does anybody know if a program like this is available?

Thanks!

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NetLimiter may be able to do what you want, but failing that, what's wrong with getting DU meter and setting it to alert you when you get to 1.95Gb in a day?

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Well, the problem is that I may not be in my room if I've got some downloads going or something. For example, I want to download that new SUSE Linux thing over Bittorrent. However, since BT both uploads and downloads at the same time, I can't always be sure what the totals are, especially if I leave my room to go out for the day. Having it automatically kill my connection when it reaches X amount of data transferred is really what I'm looking for.

I'll take a look at this NetLimiter thing. Thanks!

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Well, the problem is that I may not be in my room if I've got some downloads going or something. For example, I want to download that new SUSE Linux thing over Bittorrent. However, since BT both uploads and downloads at the same time, I can't always be sure what the totals are, especially if I leave my room to go out for the day. Having it automatically kill my connection when it reaches X amount of data transferred is really what I'm looking for.

I'll take a look at this NetLimiter thing. Thanks!

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Best thing I can think of would be something like allegrosurf or wingate might do this too, where you can proxy things through them and set limits - it's sort of like an ISP program.

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