10-Strike Bandwidth Monitor

10-Strike Bandwidth Monitor is a software tool which was developed specifically to aid individuals in monitoring their Internet traffic, scan an IP address range and generate statistics.

The installation process does not last very long and it does not come with any kind of unpleasant surprises, while the interface you come by encompasses a pretty well-organized and clean design. It is comprised of a menu bar, several buttons, a folder structure and a pane used to display charts, sensors and statistics.

Help contents and video tutorials are provided by the developers, which ensure that all user categories can work with it, regardless of their experience level.

This program enables you to monitor your bandwidth, and view a diagram for the last hour, and traffic sensors along with details pertaining to them such as host name or IP address, MAC address, type, date and time.

It is possible to detect hosts on your network by scanning an IP address range or by importing computers from the neighborhood, find a host by inputting the IP, MAC or DNS address, or host name, and configure alerts according to user-input poll errors, volume or traffic speed.

Alerts and program logs can be brought up, while statistics can be generated, printed and saved to the hard drive as a PDF or FP3 files. The last mentioned items can give you information regarding the average traffic volume by months, downtime for a specified period, IP addresses and traffic volume for a selected time interval.

CPU and memory is low at times, which means that the computer’s performance is not going to be hampered and you can run it alongside other apps without facing difficulties. All tasks are performed in due time, the interface is suitable to all users, the environment is feature-rich and in our tests, we did not pick up on any errors or crashes.

Taking all of this into consideration, we can safely say 10-Strike Bandwidth Monitor is a reliable and useful piece of software, for those interested in finding out more about their Internet traffic usage.