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Old December 4th, 2004, 05:31 PM
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Measuring Data Throughput
Hi, I was just wondering how to measure my data throughput can it be done via windows or do I need a seperate tool? If so could any of you please what tool. Cheers
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data throughput from where to where?
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the data throughput in my network (wireless) between each computer, i can't find anything on windows that shows a measure of this so was looking for any network tool that find it for me. Did a search on google but showed tools that were ms-dos based and didn't work or was irrelevant to what I need it for. Yet so many people are alwasy quoting their data throughput and I can't seem to find a decent tool for it
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personaly I just use SNMP polling of interfaces but you can just go to task manager and click on networking tab to see what that one PC is doing.
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