Download software tagged by internet traffic

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BWMeter is a powerful bandwidth meter, monitor, traffic controller and firewall, which measures, displays and controls all traffic to/from your computer or on your network.

The program allows to control an internet connection (Dial up, GPRS, VPN, XDSL, ...). With its help you can call up call dialog, break connection, control, how much time you've spent in the network, incoming and outgoing traffic.

Time Interval Report shows traffic cut by host and service for any time interval. The user can query data with a precision of one minute, eg from 02/25/2004 04:25 to 03/03/2004 14:36. It is a plugin for the freeware MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic.

Universal Internet conquest program: ISP Dialer, Download/upload manager, Offline browser, FTP-Shell, FXP (site-to-site transferring), Time synch, Traffic explorer and many others. Designed for users of all skills, has lots of unmatched features.

X-NetStat shows your current Internet and network connections (addresses, ports used, traffic, age, process EXE, status). Includes IP-Lookup Tools, Network Statistics, Remote Access Server, Rules, Port Database. It's kind of like Internet radar.

Monitor network users web, e-mail and MSN Messenger activities on a real-time basis with nexeye Monitoring. Monitor on a real-time basis the network traffic from/to the Internet as well as the traffic generated by the individual users.

An easy to use network traffic monitor for the Windows-based platforms with the abilities of real time monitoring all traffic flowing around the local network and to/from the Internet.

Offers free math lessons and homework help, with an emphasis on geometry, algebra, statistics, and calculus. Also provides calculators and games. Due to heavy traffic this site has been experiencing some delays. The Math Forum's Internet Math Library