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Compress your PDF files by VeryPDF PDF Compressor, VeryPDF PDF Compressor supports JBIG2 and JPEG2000 compression. VeryPDF PDF Compressor is developed for compressing PDF files. It can reduce the size of images in a PDF file.

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.

ISAPIZip is an ISAPI plugin which integrates directly into IIS and other web servers to increase the performance while reducing the bandwidth required to serve high quality content.

Helps software developers, affiliate managers, and others to get their products in front of users while also saving bandwidth. Pathfinder "download managers" can contain text, graphics, program icons, and more. Generate more downloads, more sales.

Paessler Netflow Tester is a free program that simply dumps the data of all Netflow packets that a computer receives from a Cisco router. This can be useful when debugging bandwidth monitoring configurations based on Cisco's Netflow protocol.

ZipEnable offers fine-grained management of IIS 6.0 built-in HTTP compression for reduced bandwidth, faster pages, and a more efficient Windows Web server. Configure static & dynamic compression for (X)HTML, ASP, JavaScript, CSS, ColdFusion & PHP.

An arsenal of over 40 Networking Tools. Includes Bandwidth Monitoring, Network Discovery, Switch Port Mapping, Cisco Router tools, Performance Tools, Fault Management, a MIB Browser & much more. As you can see from its size, this toolset is LOADED.

Easy-to-use packets-level filtering. NetCom is an extensible firewall, traffic controller, QoS, Bandwidth, Bridging, Redirection, NAT and traffic statistics software for the Microsoft Windows.

This report turns the Traffic Statistics freeware into a traffic monitoring and bandwidth accounting system. Traffic cut by local hosts is shown and users can query the traffic for arbitrary time intervals, services and target hosts using wildcards.