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MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic |
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Products from MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic:
 | MZL & Novatech Traffic Statistics Linux Server 1.2.0.0
MZL & Novatech Traffic Statistics Linux Server delivers network usage data for Linux gateways. It generates from libpcap IP data record files containing network usage information in bytes broken down by host and service with a minute precision. The included report server then allows a client (on Windows) to generate IP traffic reports broken down by hosts and service. These are the binaries for Linux like Redhat 9, Suse 9 or Debian Sarge.
Category: Network & Internet
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| Network Traffic Multi Optional Report 1.2
The Multi Optional Network Query Report turns the freeware MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic into a full featured network traffic monitoring and accounting system. The report gives possibility to query IP traffic using filters with wildcards. The report shows traffic data split by local hosts, installed on a gateway it opens the possibility to get detailed statistics based on the actual bandwidth used by each internal machine.
Category: Network & Internet
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| MZL & Novatech Traffic Statistics 1.2.0.1
MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic shows accumulated bandwidth usage of a network interface like ethernet, DSL or PPP in tray. It generates IP traffic statistics IPDR data and the user can generate reports on his top bandwidth consumers cut by host and service. Reports allow to identify and to analyze unexpected traffic and to optimize volume consumption habbits over long periods. Especially useful it is for users in a bandwidth metered charge plan.
Category: Network & Internet
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| Time Interval Report 1.2
The Time Interval Report is a plugin for the freeware MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic. Time Interval Report produces detailed traffic statistics for any time interval. The user can query intervals of his data with a precision of one minute, eg 2004/02/25 04:25am to 2004/03/03 02:36pm. That can be usefull to inspect unexpected traffic or to count bandwidth consumption for a specific internet session.
Category: Network & Internet
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