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Russ |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 22:31 |
what does he download? torrents? see what ports his torrent program uses and block them..... | |
Tim |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:41 |
What model? | |
James |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:14 |
just using an ADSL wireless router | |
Tim |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 20:59 |
That will only monitor one PC so pretty pointless unless you can sneak it onto his. | |
Skylined |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 19:35 |
http://www.download.com/Bandwidth-Monitor-Pro/3000-2085_4-10338480.html?tag=lst-0-3 | |
JJ |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 18:22 |
quote: :thumbs: | |
Cybermonkey |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 11:30 |
just disconnect the fucker and tell him to stop being a bandwidth whore | |
willay |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 07:23 |
quote: This is a fab way but as said not easy to look at it from an internal IP basis, instead you will know that your router has passed x amount of bandwidth through y amount of time. Also note that MRTG and stuff based one that (using rrdtool) output 5 minute averages which dont always pick up them spikes in traffic. | |
Russ |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 00:31 |
just block his ports :) | |
Dan B |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 00:30 |
If there's nothing on the router that monitors it, then there's not really an easy way, no......the "easiest" way would be to put a server in between the router and your internal network, set all of the 7 computers with static NAT'd IP addresses, then have the server monitor each IP's traffic. Not the simplest things to set up, though... | |
Mase |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 00:26 |
i'd be interested in this sort of software too, because apparently we are falling foul of Tiscali's FUP, so i want to check they have got their sums right ..... | |
James |
posted on 27th Feb 06 at 00:20 |
We have a 2mb broadband connection in our flat and its being split across 7 computers. |