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9 years ago, by rick in NetWorx Forum
Quote It's a pity you couldn't get it fully working NO PROBLEM ! This setup is a "special condition". Quote .. but at least monitoring the VPN connection alone is better than nothing at the moment. Totally agree ! Quote Perhaps we can implement a way to select monitor more than one network interface to monitor. That would be very nice. All the best and many thanks for your co
9 years ago, by rick in NetWorx Forum
Follow-up : Quote Generally in this case choosing a physical adapter (Intel Centrino or Intel 82579LM) should work I double check it. In my scenario when selecting any other device what I got is nothing or just very very few bytes In or Out. Quote it looks like the Cisco VPN client injects its traffic at a lower level I agree... must be something like that. Quote Another workaround might
9 years ago, by rick in NetWorx Forum
First : Wow, I'm impressed about this support Second : Wow, opened "hidden setting" and a new world appeared to my eyes So : 1. Into hidden setting I set Physical adapters only to false 2. closed 3. reloaded, reopened settings Here I tried almost any interface. No one was working but the one that did the trick was selecting the "Cisco System VPN Adapter for 64-bit Windo
9 years ago, by rick in NetWorx Forum
Hi Andrew. Thank you for your fast reply. Under "Monitored interfaces" I have "All Connections" selected. Also pressing Networks button (under All Connections combobox) I have monitor usage set to "All networks that I connect to".
9 years ago, by rick in NetWorx Forum
Hi ! Sorry for disturbing here. I have a strange issue. I'm doing some tests. Running conditions: NetWorx 5.3.3 64 bit Windows 7 - 64 bit Windows Firewall Off for Domain/Private net (just testing at the moment) Microsoft Security Essential Cisco VPN Client v. 5.0.07.0440 (IpSec) No problem when PC is connected to a wifi or LAN connection. I can monitor anything (bandwidth, usage, etc