There are many reasons why you may want to monitor your Internet traffic flows. Well point out only a few of the most popular reasons. No anti-virus can guarantee you 100% protection from Trojan Horses and malicious spyware or adware programs. Some of them are highly customized and checking against anti-virus databases does nothing. They also slow down your Internet connection. Needless to say that identity theft or using your computer as a peer-to-peer network hub for pirated software, music and video downloads without you even knowing about this may certainly have unwanted consequences. If you share your computer with family members or you administer computers in your office, knowing the Internet traffic details becomes essential. Network load balance, security reasons and more... IP Traffic Monitor is an application designed to stay quietly in your system tray and monitors all your network connections. You can either monitor the active connections in real-time or browse historical logs. The program shows extensive information about each connection: remote host IP, remote host name (if available), amounts of incoming and outgoing traffic through this connection, timestamps of the first and last activity of this connection, name of the process that initiated or accepted this connection, full path to the application the process belongs to, etc. The traffic summary indicator shows an upload and download speed graph and traffic totals. In addition it draws pie chart diagrams that illustrate the percentage of certain hosts in the total incoming and outgoing traffic.Monitor all your network connections in real-time or browse historical reports.
IP Traffic Monitor 3.0 is easy to use. We suggest you to install IP Traffic Monitor 3.0 to your computer and view the features of the product. For your safety, please have a decent antivirus installed, with updated definitions that will protect you from virus threats.
Downloadic guarantees that
IP Traffic Monitor 3.0 software is 100% clean, which means it does not contain any form of malware, including spyware, viruses, trojans and backdoors.
