
BitMeter OS
A cross-platform bandwidth monitor
v0.7.6
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BitMeter OS is a free, open-source bandwidth monitor for Windows. It records how much a computer uses its internet or network connection. It is intended for Windows users who want to inspect connection usage over time.
The software provides two ways to view the recorded information: through a web browser or through command line tools. Its web interface presents graphs and charts that show how the connection has been used over time. The default local web interface is available at http://localhost:2605.
BitMeter OS fits the bandwidth monitoring category because its central purpose is tracking internet and network usage. The command line tools provide an alternative to the browser-based view for users who prefer working from a terminal. Documentation is available for bmclient, bmdb, and bmsync, along with an FAQ.
On MirrorNest, BitMeter OS is presented as free software for the Windows platform. MirrorNest links straight to the official release rather than mirroring the software itself. This distribution approach gives readers the platform and license information while directing them to the official source for the download.
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