NetSpeedMonitor is a network monitoring application that monitors the current upload and download rate, and the total amount of data transferred, according to days and months. The application enables network monitor in the taskbar, allowing users to view the upload and download rate in real time. You can set the application to show data transfer rate in multiple bitrates, such as Kbit/s, Kb/s, Mb/s, Mb/m, MiB/m etc. It lets you save data transfer information, and view daily and monthly traffic reports in Bytes, Kilobytes, Megabytes and Gigabytes. More on NetSpeedMonitor after the jump.
The applications asks you to perform some basic configurations when running it for the first time. Select the preferred language, your Network Interface, and choose if you want to Enable Traffic Logging.
Once everything is set up, the upload and download speeds will begin to appear in your taskbar. Place your mouse over it to view more details about the connection including Sent and Received data in Month, Today and Session.
Right-click on the taskbar monitor, and select Data Traffic, to choose the Network Interface and view detailed reports of Sent, Received and Total data transferred in a day or month. Reports can be viewed in Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte, and Gigabyte units of data, as well as imported and exported from the application.
Select Connections to view all the local applications connected to remote addresses along with their current state. The Connections window shows the name of process, as well as its process ID.
The Configuration window lets you specify settings related to Network Interface, Bitrate, Application behavior, Layout of Taskbar monitor, Database storage, and Tooltips.
NetSpeedMonitor has multi-language support and works on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista and Windows 7.
