Is there a program that actually works under Windoze in showing the real throughput of a client adapter? Software with my radio certainly does not, nor does netstumbler. Little or no relation to what they show and the actual data speed of the connection.
I currently use a program called Bandwidth Monitor and before that I used a program called DUMeter. NetMeter is another one, IIRC, and of course there's always the built-in Windows utilities.
Any particular version of Windoze? Win 3.1, NT, 2000, XP, Vista, Win 7 ???
Any particular "radio" that you're using?
I'm not sure what you're doing, but the XP, Vista, and Win 7 the Task Mger and Performance Monitor that come with these versions of Windoze do a rather nice job. For XP:
Task Mgr: Right click on Task Bar -> Task Manager -> Networking
Perfmon: Control Panel -> Admin Tools -> Performance Tweak the setting so that it shows various network performance values. Right click on graph -> Add Counters -> Network
If you happen to be interested in how fast your wireless can go, download JPerf, setup a wired machine to act as an IPerf server, and measure your wireless performance.
Jeff Liebermann wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
can you clone yourself? we need more of you here. :-)
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