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Featuring old-school blinking network status icon in the system tray
Network Activity Indicator is a handy swiss-knife tool for network administration and statistics. Featuring an old-school but very missed blinking network status icon in the system tray, network traffic graph, and advanced network statistics. It's the fork of GabNetStats application by GabSoftware (https://github.com/gabsoftware) Notes: 1. .Net Framework 4.8 must be installed to use this application 2. -
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Net Statistics is a network monitoring tool. Watch device status, parameters and statistics for incoming and outgoing traffic, and summary info. Traffic diagram shows last few minutes in real-time for easy monitoring of network activity.
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LogsZilla is a logs analyzer of the FTP server Filezilla, showing reports for the control of the activity of the server. Exports reports to HTML, and can to realize automated reports.
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.Net application that logs network activity from a router (supports Linksys and other brands) to a XML log file or MDSE / SQL database. Users may run basic or advanced searches on the collected data, generate reports, or view realtime activity.
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