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Kussie
I am looking for an application (Will probably need to install client apps on the other networked PC's as my Router doesn't have SNMP at least anywhere that i could find).
Basically i am running a D-Link DI-624+ Router with four wireless computers hooked up to it and a cabled server (used as a local webserver for development purposes). I would like to find a tool that will be able to monitor each computers bandwith usage over time periods and thier current usage rate (and even possible sites visited and such), download amounts and the like.
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