NetWorx 7.2.1 by SoftPerfect

NetWorx is a simple, free, and powerful tool that helps you objectively assess your bandwidth usage. It enables you to collect bandwidth data and measure the speed of your network connection.

NetWorx can help you identify possible sources of network problems, ensure that you do not exceed the bandwidth limits specified by your ISP, or track down suspicious network activity characteristic of Trojan horses and hacker attacks.

The program allows you to monitor all network connections or focus on a specific connection, such as Ethernet or PPP.

Additionally, the software offers highly customizable visual and sound alerts. You can configure it to notify you if the network connection is down or suspicious activity, such as unusually heavy data flow, is detected.

It can also automatically disconnect all dial-up connections and shut down the system.

NetWorx displays incoming and outgoing traffic on a line chart and logs it to a file, allowing you to view your daily, weekly, and monthly bandwidth usage and dial-up duration. Reports can be exported to various formats, such as HTML, MS Word, and Excel, for further analysis.

NetWorx Key Features:

• Clear graphic and numeric display.
• Usage reports can be exported to various file formats, including Excel, MS Word, and HTML.
• Close supervision of uploads and downloads.
• Support of dial-up, ISDN, cable modems, ADSL, Ethernet cards, and more.
• Network information and testing tools are provided, including an advanced netstat feature that displays applications using your internet connection.
• Options to notify the user or automatically disconnect from the Internet when the network activity exceeds a certain level.
• Speed meter to accurately time downloads and report the average transfer rates.
• Dial-up session journal with detailed information about every session.
• It is free of adware, spyware, or malware.

With NetWorx You Can …

• Find out and monitor how fast your Internet connection is.
• Find out and monitor how much Internet traffic you consume.
• Verify whether your ISP charges your Internet usage fairly.
• Detect a suspicious network activity on your computer.
• Perform simple network tests such as ping and traceroute.
• Be notified about excessive Internet usage.