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12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Yes, we'll add some sort of real-time application monitor and more detailed stats later.
Re: Unrecognised device, MAC address all zeros
12 years ago, by Andrew in WiFi Guard Forum
Unfortunately this is not really possible to block those devices from software. Your router however may have this feature, just log into its web-interface and look for something like 'MAC address filter' or 'blacklist', where you can block these devices. Note though, that in this case WiFi Guard was unable to determine the correct MAC address. Perhaps you can see it in the router's interface.
12 years ago, by Andrew in Bandwidth Manager Forum
Sure, please email me via our support facility.
12 years ago, by Andrew in Bandwidth Manager Forum
I am not sure if bridging would work in a virtual machine, since it depends on whether the promiscuous mode is available and how the virtual networking is implemented. Grab a trial version and try it out. The bug with disappearing bridges is now fixed
Re: Using command line to save RAM Disk image
12 years ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
We have added a new command-line parameter in the latest build. It can be used as ramdiskws.exe /save:all or ramdiskws.exe /save:Z where Z is a drive letter. This will save all or a specific RAM disk to an associated image file, provided that disk has got that associated image file.
Both, incoming and outgoing options in rule settings
12 years ago, by Andrew in Bandwidth Manager Forum
1. Correct. 2. In case if you want restrict uploads only or downloads only. 3. Most likely not, depending on what you mean by a file type. 4. Yes, but in that case you'd have to create another rule that would redirect that user to a custom page and place it above the blocking rule. 5. No, there's simply no way to display it to the user. It's however possible to send an email when the u
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Hi Mike, Yes, it should be okay to launch them automatically with Windows. You'll need to configure each instance to only be active when it's connected to the network it's supposed to monitor (see the Networks button the main settings). Andrew
12 years ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
Yes, we've made it available in the latest build. It uses the same formula as the PRTG software and should give consistent results. The number of samples is currently hardcoded at 10 pings.
"Ignore local traffic..." option greyed out
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
If Free Commander, that you are using, is a 32-bit application, most likely when you dive in C:\Windows\System32, it actually shows you c:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64. More about it here in case if you want to know
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
This is probably you have VirtualBox installed on your computer. 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 results in incorrect readings. It may have worked okay in
Suggestion: quick-switch btw monitored interfaces?
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Do you actually need to monitor your usage in the coffee shop, or you only monitor your usage at home?
"Ignore local traffic..." option greyed out
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
No, it's for this version. Your system settings however may hide system files and folders, so you don't see networx.sys. In this case Windows Search wouldn't find it either.
"Ignore local traffic..." option greyed out
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
It's C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\networx.sys
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
No, there isn't. Unless you reset it at midnight, when a new day begins.
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
1. Yes, it uses the same driver as 5.2.8 without WFP on Windows 7 and above. 2. The portable version does not come with the driver, so there is no need in a separate build.
Re: Samsung Magician 4.1 conflict with RAM Disk
12 years ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
What version of the RAM disk are you using? If you are using the latest beta, are you creating the disk with Hard Disk Emulation or without it?
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
You can uninstall NetWorx to remove the driver, and then reinstall it with the Ignore LAN Traffic option unticked.
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Sorry about that. While we are investigating the issue, we published a build of the latest version with the network driver from version 5.2.8. So you can still benefit from using the new features and fixes.
Re: Usage Report: Received and Send numbers are too big
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Tick the Ignore LAN traffic option, and then check the Applications tab in the Usage Reports.
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
I am sorry to hear that the new driver caused this problem. It's relatively new and may not be perfect yet. As a workaround, I recommend to install NetWorx in MS Vista compatibility mode. Just open the installation package's properties and set it as shown below. This will make the installation use the standard TDI driver rather than WPF, which should work fine.
Networx Popup Menu appears every time Networx starts
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
I noticed you have got something called StarupDelayer, perhaps that's the application that launches NetWorx twice.
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
If the task is executed when a user is logged on, it will be attributed to that user. If the task is executed when no used is logged on, it will not be recorded because NetWorx is only when there is a user logged on (it's not a service).
"Ignore local traffic..." option greyed out
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Some third-party security software on your computer (antivirus?) seems to have blocked the NetWorx network driver.
12 years ago, by Andrew in Bandwidth Manager Forum
It's what outgoing ports you want to redirect. For example, if the rule catches all connections from a user, it only makes sense to redirect port 80 to Squid. Attempting to redirect any other traffic to it may result in an unpredictable result as Squid does not know what to do with it. I need to see your entire ruleset, please save it to a DB file and post here (or a link to it).
Networx Popup Menu appears every time Networx starts
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Could you please post here a screen shot showing everything displayed by the WhatsInStartup utility?
12 years ago, by Andrew in RAM Disk Forum
The beta-version has been updated today to include bug fixes in the kernel driver and a couple of improvements in the application itself: it's now possible to create an image directly from the Add Disk dialog and it's a RAM disk with image file attached can be flushed to file manually.
Re: How to decrease torrent download rates if they exceed certain limit
12 years ago, by Andrew in Bandwidth Manager Forum
The easiest way to discourage long downloads would be to use the penalties as shown below. You may want to set the large transfers penalty to 1 MB and 50%. As the result, as soon as any TCP connection transfers more than 1 MB, it will be slowed down to 50% of the rule's rate limit. This applies both to Torrent downloads and watching on-line videos, or any other heavy usage.
12 years ago, by Andrew in Network Scanner Forum
Simply untick the following option
Synchronize total networx data in different computers
12 years ago, by Andrew in NetWorx Forum
Yes, automatic dialling is supported in the same way as before. Sorry, we don't keep older versions. You can probably still find it on third-party download sites.