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Berkeley Packet Monitor is a Mac OS X network traffic monitoring and diagnostic utility.

Packet sniffer (network analyzer or network sniffer) for network monitoring and troubleshooting. It allows you to monitor network operations, isolate & solve network problems, identify network bottleneck & bandwidth use, and replay packets.

MING Bandwidth Monitor is a powerful bandwidth meter, monitor and traffic controller, which measures, displays and controls all traffic to/from your computer or on your network

NetTraffic v1.7 - This free program plots in realtime all data sent and received via all your TCP/IP Network adaptors. Shows separate sent, received, send rate, received rate, peaks and totals. Five graphs and statistics. Animated System Tray Icon.

Magitime is use to monitor online time, expense, bandwidth and data transfer. This is a special edition covers FIFA World Cup 2006. Also bundled useful 8 utilities like Scheduler, World Timer, Moon Phase, Shutdown timer, Chronograph etc

Advanced Administrative Tools - Have you been port scanned lately? Completely ignoring network security is not smart and ignorance isn't exactly bliss. If you access the Internet via a cable modem, DSL, or even a dial-up connection, someone is always knocking on your virtual front door, giving your system the once-over. Protect your data, privacy and valuable computer system with AA Tools. Advanced Administrative Tools - AATools investigates and gathers information about you...

Router Monitor provides a vigilant eye that keeps track of your routers and other important devices. A real time status update will help you pinpoint problem areas in your network.

Print Job Monitor is a well designed software that allows you to audit and log all print jobs, analyse and monitor all network printers from one centralized location.

SolarWinds free Exchange Monitor delivers a clever desktop dashboard that continuously monitors Microsoft Exchange to deliver real-time insight into Exchange services, mail queue sizes, and host server health.