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It can send SMS or e-mail, or even reboot a computer or restart a service. If the critical limits of utilized traffic volume are reached, the application will generate an alert and notify you about the event.
The application collects data on the inbound and outbound traffic utilized by your hosts and draws the bandwidth diagrams dynamically in the real time. 10-Strike Bandwidth Monitor allows you to monitor the network bandwidth and the traffic usage on network interfaces of various devices (Windows and Linux computers, managed switches, etc.).
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