File Details |
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| File Size | 1.4 MB |
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| License | Shareware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | April 5, 2002 |
| Total Downloads | 647 |
| Publisher | Helmsman Development |
| Homepage | Network Diagram |
Publisher's Description
NetDiagram lets you to monitor in real time what files are downloading, current download speed, and remaining loading time. Monitor and clean up network traffic. Report network activity and usage in real time. You will see all incoming and outgoing data flows, information about users, connections and transferring files. NetDiagram will help to track and control access to your files. NetDiagram shows information about all users accessing your computer and transferring files, and information about your permissions for every downloading file. You can terminate file loading and lock it at any time you want.
Latest Reviews
m4ndyt0ry reviewed v1.01 Beta on Apr 5, 2002
you're obviously using win9x and unaware that there is no native support for raw sockets and other low level TCP/IP functionality included with your antiquated OS. Winpcap allows for this functionality that Steve Gibson doesn't think anyone needs.
Think about it, adding functionality to the network stack requires a reboot... duh!
OrlandoTommy reviewed v1.01 Beta on Apr 5, 2002
What the heck is the installer trying to install???? What is Winpcap????? You cant expect someone to install some 3rd party network driver or whatever it may be! Looks like it would have been a cool program other than that.
Had to do the old uninstall though!
Also, reboot the computer to continue installation? Are you kidding, even MS Office XP 2002, full install doesnt require a reboot anymore, wake up people, its the year 2002, reboots are a thing of the past!
T.
m4ndyt0ry reviewed v1.01 Beta on Apr 5, 2002
you're obviously using win9x and unaware that there is no native support for raw sockets and other low level TCP/IP functionality included with your antiquated OS. Winpcap allows for this functionality that Steve Gibson doesn't think anyone needs.
Think about it, adding functionality to the network stack requires a reboot... duh!
OrlandoTommy reviewed v1.01 Beta on Apr 5, 2002
What the heck is the installer trying to install???? What is Winpcap????? You cant expect someone to install some 3rd party network driver or whatever it may be! Looks like it would have been a cool program other than that.
Had to do the old uninstall though!
Also, reboot the computer to continue installation? Are you kidding, even MS Office XP 2002, full install doesnt require a reboot anymore, wake up people, its the year 2002, reboots are a thing of the past!
T.