If you’re curious about NetWorx our guide will walk you through setting it up.įor readers with more complex home networks, router-based traffic monitoring was the way to go. We wrote up a guide to using NetWorx earlier this year to help out a reader who was struggling to prove he wasn’t the roommate that was causing the bandwidth overages. If you have a laptop and use outside of your home network, you can set it to only track your home IP address and ignore outside traffic. It monitors and tracks all network computers and gives you the full report on each device (no need to add up the totals), and it will ignore the traffic within your lan.

Stumbled across Networx shortly after that and installed on all 3 network computers in the house. They CALLED me and said if I went over again, they would cut off my access for “1 year”. Went over Comcast’s cap once (about 3 months into having and wasn’t aware of any caps). Networx – with Comcast’s bandwidth cap, its the best out there and its free… Travicane was but one of the many readers that loved NetWorx, Joleca started using it after a run in with Comcast: Claims to sync usage (option to exclude internal Network traffic) for all systems on a home network. I started using NetWorx freeware version for about 2 weeks ago. If you’re looking for a program that you can install on multiple computers and sync the data, Travicane highlights Networx: I have a 250GB monthly cap, which i manage to stay under quite easily most times, but once or twice i have gone over and received a warning from my ISP, so i now use ‘ netlimiter’ to keep on track of things. If you’re interested in using NetBalancer Pro check out our previous tutorial here.īob was one of the many readers who relied on NetLimiter:

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