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Program to see which device is using bandwidth?

xkecco
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Your router might have one built in. I'd start by checking there. Control panel is ussually accessed via 198.162.1.1

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Your router might have one built in. I'd start by checking there. Control panel is ussually accessed via 198.162.1.1

 

192.168.1.1*

 

 

Yes, I know that. I have a Router NETGEAR DGN2200, I can see the attached devices, but is there a way to see how much bandwidth they're using too?

 

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192.168.1.1*

 

Thanks, its 3:30AM here, kinda tired.

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