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DU Meter is a tool used to monitor your computer's Internet usage. It displays real-time charts and can create reports and alerts based on your download and upload status.
Other standard features of DU Meter include:
Protect your system from intruders
DU Meter can also conveniently monitor whether any dangerous unknown activities occur while you are online. How do you know if data is uploaded in the background or downloaded from your computer when surfing the internet? When using a browser, email, or FTP program, you may have some understanding of data flow, but what happens if an unknown application installs itself and sends or receives data without your knowledge. Obviously, this is not something you want to consider, but it happens to people every day. In addition, if you are on a LAN or local area network, you can immediately see if someone is accessing your computer and transmitting information.
Trojan horses, worms, and other hidden files can completely invade your system in the background, which is a serious problem and becoming increasingly common. Back Orifice is just one of these notorious applications. It has been reported in CNET, ZDNet, Technet, and many other places on the internet. Symantec's antivirus website provides a detailed description of this.
Don't be another unfortunate Internet victim. Antivirus programs are an important line of defense, but how often do you update virus definition files? What about your provider? Every day? Every hour? New viruses and trojans appear every hour. DU Meter can monitor this activity 100% for you and let you know if there is any data downloaded or uploaded behind your back. Then, you can log out from the ISP or immediately disconnect your computer and terminate the activity.
Why do we need DU Meter?
Control network traffic
Keep an eye on your Internet connection: view incoming or outgoing data
Have you ever wondered why some downloads seem to take a long time to complete, or why your email program seems to be stuck in the middle of email retrieval. Is it really stuck, or is it just downloading a large email attachment? DU Meter can answer these and other puzzles, as well as alert you to dangerous or unexpected online activities. No matter what you do online, observing your data transfer rate is very enlightening, and you will soon wonder how you managed it before without DU Meter.
DU Meter for Parents and Business Managers
Receive alerts about dangerous or unexpected network activities
If you have teenagers, or if you own or manage a small business, you already know how difficult it is to enforce certain internet usage rules while respecting the privacy of children or employees.
If you install DU Meter on your child or employee's computer, you can configure it to report to you via email when monthly or weekly network traffic exceeds a specific threshold. If someone violates your rules (such as sharing movies and music using peer-to-peer software), DU Meter will notify you. Since DU Meter 5, once the alarm conditions are met, the software can even prevent any further Internet connection without any user intervention.
Please remember that you are legally responsible for your child's behavior online. Although sharing music or videos may be harmless to them, copyright holding companies are suing peer-to-peer internet users for copyright infringement and demanding thousands of dollars. DU Meter can promptly remind you to prevent such activities.
Is your "infinite" Internet really infinite?
Protect yourself from unexpected charges or Internet service interruptions
Many Internet users believe that their "unlimited" accounts allow them to surf the Internet, send large email attachments and download any number of movies and songs. However, the media have sufficient evidence to show that many Internet service providers (whether in the United States or elsewhere) do set clear restrictions on their use, although they may advertise the opposite. If these limits are exceeded, some may take strict measures, such as terminating the account without any prior warning. DU Meter can create a detailed report of the total network traffic on your computer and alert you when certain limits are exceeded. If you have teenagers or if you own or manage a business, DU Meter is also particularly useful for you.
Only when you provide the detailed information of the email server correctly, can DU Meter send alert notifications via email.
Configure DU Meter email notifications for use with your ISP or company email server.
Please consult your ISP support personnel or company IT personnel for the name of the SMTP server. Sometimes you can guess the name of an SMTP server from an email address. For example, if your email is yourname@example.com The SMTP server is usually (but not always) mail.exe. com or smtp.exe. com. The port is almost always 25, and the username and password should be left blank.
Configure DU Meter email notifications for Gmail, Hotmail, or other online email services.
If you are using Gmail, please set the SMTP server name to gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com and the port to 587. Encryption should be kept as' automatic 'or set to TLS. Please note that only DU Meter 6.0 and higher versions support SMTP encryption.
If you are using Hotmail, please set the SMTP server name to smtp.live.com and the port to 587. Encryption should be kept as' automatic 'or set to TLS. You also need to enter your Hotmail username and password. Please refer to this Microsoft article for more information.
Please note that if you use Gmail, Hotmail, or other free email services with DU Meter and you have not provided DU Meter with the username and password for that service, the recipient's email address must belong to that service. For example, you can only use Gmail to send alert notifications to the \ @ gmail.com address.
If a 'timeout' error occurs when using online email services in DU Meter, it is likely that your ISP is blocking emails sent using any SMTP service outside of that ISP. In this case, please configure DU Meter to use your ISP's email server.