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| | Blue Internet Monitor is a small application designed to keep you up-to-date with all the details regarding your Internet connection. You should be aware that the program has been created to monitor dial-up or TAPI (Telephony Application Programming Interface) connections only.
Once started, the program can auto-detect your Internet connection and you can start monitoring your traffic. You can set sounds for establishing or terminating a connection, you can set tariffs in order to have an accurate image of your expenses and you can also create a list of applications to be executed after connecting to the Internet.
The program will log all the information related to your traffic creating detailed reports containing: the date, start and end time, cost, connection type, IP number, average transfer, total transfer (upload/download), etc. The statistics can be displayed as bar or pie charts available even in 3D. You can copy the data or chart BMP (graphic file) into the clipboard.
Pluses: It provides accurate details regarding connections and Internet traffic.
Drawbacks / flaws: You can't export the data in a specific file format. It doesn't work with permanent Internet connections.
In conclusion: A program with a limited usability. I look forward to a version which will allow you the monitoring all kinds of Internet connections.
version reviewed: 3.1.0.0
Blue Internet Monitor Publisher's Description InternetPal is 32-bit win95/98/NT/2000/XP program for monitoring Internet connection. Automatically monitors calls and detects connection types. It runs in the system tray. Detailed information about the connections is stored into the log file, and it can be showed in table or graphical form. Statistics shows number of connections, upload, download, connection speed, average transfer rate, cost, online time… Freeware! System Requirements Win95, 16MB, HD What's new Complete rewrite | | | |
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