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problem with internet through Lan 6GB MB usage in one DAYs..

5 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/problem-with-internet-through-lan-6gb-mb-usage-in-one-days.2766/

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pr@k@sh Original post #1
Nov 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
my dear friends.!!

in my system i use DIShnet brodbend internet through DSL modem 512 kbps

now what happend my win 2000 server is running 24 hours..!!

in that norton antivirush with latest update..!!

i scanwith norton and no virush till today update norton corporet ver.

now from 4th date my MB send and recive is more then 3 GB

and before that is around 600MB per day..!!

so i install some network moniter software..!!

is show me how much MB is send and recive..!!

and in my network has a 15 PCS

now how can i check from my server which pc use how much MB send and recive..!!

and on server which applicatin in current send and recive ....???

PLS HELP
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pr@k@sh #2
Nov 11, 2004 at 12:06 AM
and i check that on sever 2 lan card is there

and i use internet share in lan property

but what happend

there is no pc is on in my network even that time

my server is also constan send recive bites

even my server do not have any virus

so i think some application or any person(Hacers)

use my internet bend with for there usage..!!

so how can i know that another person or application use my bandwith??
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PraKs #3
Nov 11, 2004 at 5:26 PM
Didnt get Ur Q ?

Hi pal

Can U please explain the Question properly ?


Dont misunderstand me, But I didnt get ur English.

Might be U have enabled Automatic update for Symantec Antivirus for all ur comouters

Try disabling it & Download Updates manually from www.symantec.com

So it will save ur bandwidth..


Explain ur question properly pls. I will surely help u

Bye, take care.
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Nov 11, 2004 at 6:20 PM
Autoupdate wont consume so much..
Use network monitorin software umm..lanview is good .i think.
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Nov 11, 2004 at 6:21 PM
Dudes please suggest some good network monitoring softwares.
Preff freeware.