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What is sucking my cap
- Thread starter Defib
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Well if the ADSL router is handling the connection then the only way to get that info is to do one of the following :
1. Install a bandwidth analyzer on each users PC such as Netlimiter. It's intrusive and messy since it requires you to mess with people's PCs.
2. Install a firewall that will handle the PPPoE connection and the run traffic analyzer app on it. Examples : IPCop, Smoothwall or a Linux distro with ntop.
1. Install a bandwidth analyzer on each users PC such as Netlimiter. It's intrusive and messy since it requires you to mess with people's PCs.
2. Install a firewall that will handle the PPPoE connection and the run traffic analyzer app on it. Examples : IPCop, Smoothwall or a Linux distro with ntop.
PostmanPot
Honorary Master
I use www.dumeter.com .
kris860911
Expert Member
Yea use Netlimiter. It's Avast! btw... Stupid virus definitions being updated constantly... And I think I've still got a virus/trojan. It tells me 1.Reg contains A trojan each time I bootup, but when I try to delete it, it says it cant find it. Sneaky virus...
[OUPA]MrNutz
Expert Member
uh avast is brilliant stuff m8...
i would:
-run spybot s&d
-run avast full bootup scan (after installing)
-use netlimiter/du meter/du super controler
i would:
-run spybot s&d
-run avast full bootup scan (after installing)
-use netlimiter/du meter/du super controler
Rocket-Boy
Honorary Master
I agree Avast is really good software,
What you should look at tho is if you have a trojan, then you most likely have a few trojans and not just one. The fun thing about them is that they are transmitting information, its easier to see on a dial-up how this actually affects your line - sent bytes are usually more than received. On a DSL connection you wont notice the difference but the bandwidth will still be going.
Either that or someone is downloading teh_pr0n!
What you should look at tho is if you have a trojan, then you most likely have a few trojans and not just one. The fun thing about them is that they are transmitting information, its easier to see on a dial-up how this actually affects your line - sent bytes are usually more than received. On a DSL connection you wont notice the difference but the bandwidth will still be going.
Either that or someone is downloading teh_pr0n!
kris860911
Expert Member
It's just me on the PC...
Avast find's the Trojan whenever I boot up. But whenever I say, delete the bastard, it cant find it.. It is really weird. I tried a bootup scan, but it didn't find it. I am so confused.
The problem is, it's a registry file. So i dunno how to kill it, it has probably already been placed in the reg.
kris860911
Expert Member
I installed a spyware killer. It also goes through the registry. And I think it got it. Crisis averted. Calm down guys... I'm ok now. Phew.