Network Meter

Network Meter Version 9.6

Wireless Network Meter
Network Meter Version 8.0 Network Meter
Network Meter is an advanced network desktop gadget for Windows. It shows your SSID (Service Set Identifier), signal strength, internal and external IP addresses, blacklisted IP ratio, IP lookup with Google Maps, Internet speed (upload and download), firewall check, remaining data (quota, usage, and day), total data usage, and whether your connection is secure. It also includes flyout features that display all of your network information.
Features
  • SSID (Service Set Identifier)
  • Internal IP address
  • External IP address
  • Blacklisted IP ratio
  • Speed test
  • IP address log
  • Firewall check
  • IP Lookup with Google maps
  • Graph (Show / Hide)
  Line
  Filled
  • Upload speed
  • Download speed
  • Total of usage
  • Reset Current usage
  • Reset Total usage
  • Signal strength of the wireless network connection
  • Checking connection is secure or not secure
  • Sound alert when lost/restore of connection
  • Double Click On Background Show
  Network and Sharing Center
  • Refresh Rate Adjustable
  • Auto Update Notifier
  • Color Adjustable
  Background
  Text
  Bar
  Graph
  • Reset To Default Setting
  • Remaining
  Percentage
  Date
  Days
  Quota
  Quota per day
  Total used with bar
  Used peak
  Used off peak

Flyout Features (Click on icon or title to show the info)
  • Name of the network connection
  • Name of the adapter
  • State of the network adapter connection to the network
  • Maximum speed
  • MAC (Media access control) address
  • DHCP (Dynamic host configuration protocol) Enabled
If TRUE, the DHCP server automatically assigns an IP address
  • IP Address
  • Subnet Mask
  • DHCP Lease Obtained
  • DHCP Lease Expires
  • Default Gateway
  • DHCP (Dynamic host configuration protocol) Server
  • DNS (Domain Name System) Server
  • WINS (Windows Internet Naming Service) Server
  • NetBIOS over TCP/IP Enabled

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