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Reported data usage problem
Started by Lee22900
Reported data usage problem 24 February 2013, 02:28 |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 5 |
I have Networx 5.2.7 64 bit that is reporting data usage of double the downloaded file size. ie, when I download a test file of exactly 1 MB, Networx will show an increase of 2 MB on the current received usage total for the day. Regardless of file size, the reported usage is always twice that of the downloaded file. I must be overlooking something. Can someone give me an explanation ?
Reported data usage problem 24 February 2013, 10:00 |
Admin Registered: 18 years ago Posts: 3 520 |
You just need to choose ONE specific network interface to monitor in the settings.
As installed NetWorx is monitoring all traffic on all network interfaces, possibly including local traffic or multiple adapters including virtual and dial-up ones and sums it all up.
This might result in incorrect readings.
As installed NetWorx is monitoring all traffic on all network interfaces, possibly including local traffic or multiple adapters including virtual and dial-up ones and sums it all up.
This might result in incorrect readings.
Reported data usage problem 25 February 2013, 02:07 |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 5 |
Reported data usage problem 25 February 2013, 03:46 |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 241 |
Reported data usage problem 26 February 2013, 00:44 |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 5 |
No VPN involved. I do have a LAN setup, but I have 'Ignore local traffic within the LAN' checked and under Networks 'Only networks selected below', I have the MAC addr of my router checked which is connected via ethernet cable. I just tried another download test of a 2.28 MB file. I reset the usage counter to zero prior to the download. At download completion, the counter stopped at 4.56 MB - it's always consistently double the file size. I realize that I must have something set wrong or other users would surely have noticed this problem.
Reported data usage problem 26 February 2013, 02:14 |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 241 |
Perhaps it would help to get some more information-
1) Are you using the Installed or Portable version of Networx?
-if Portable, have you installed WinPCap?
-if Installed, did you elect to install the Networx driver?
2) Which interface have you selected from the list of available Monitored interfaces?
-have you tried other interfaces?
3) Is the "Usage adjustment (factor)" in Hidden Settings = 1 or 2?
1) Are you using the Installed or Portable version of Networx?
-if Portable, have you installed WinPCap?
-if Installed, did you elect to install the Networx driver?
2) Which interface have you selected from the list of available Monitored interfaces?
-have you tried other interfaces?
3) Is the "Usage adjustment (factor)" in Hidden Settings = 1 or 2?
Reported data usage problem 26 February 2013, 04:04 |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 5 |
I'm using the installed version of Networx. Usage factor is set to 1. The Ist selection under Monitored interfaces is a drop down menu that has a faded out 'All connections' and not changeable. However, under Networks... , only the router addr is selected. LAN traffic is also set to be Ignored.
Reported data usage problem 26 February 2013, 06:07 |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 241 |
QuoteThe Ist selection under Monitored interfaces is a drop down menu that has a faded out 'All connections' and not changeable
Sorry, I just checked and if you ticked the BOX for "Ignore local traffic..." that's under the Monitored interfaces area, then you do indeed get what you've got.
Untick the box, then look in the Monitored interfaces list for one that ignores local traffic.
J
Reported data usage problem 26 February 2013, 07:25 |
Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 5 |
My menu looks a bit different (attachment). I didn't see the "Ignore LAN traffic", so I selected all ethernet connections which of course will allow LAN xfers. But, downloads and usage values are much closer now - maybe 20 to 30 kBs difference on a .5 MB download. Thanks for your help.