Open Source Java Bandwidth Monitoring Tools

Java Bandwidth Monitoring Tools

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    Bandwidth Monitor

    Bandwidth Monitor

    Displays your Network Usage ( Download & Upload Speed )

    This application is developed in Java Swing Framework and here the user can select which network to monitor (displays bandwidth usage speed & network data usage). This Application also have a system tray icon support so that User can view and control the application activities via the system tray Icon Changelog: 2016 April 14th – Version 1.9 - Smashed some bugs - User can now save the log when exiting the application. Upcoming Updates: - Enhance the log functionality.
    Downloads: 4 This Week
    Last Update:
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