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Created page with "{{Software |Picture=PMIPMon_001.png |Version=1.04 (2004-09-17) |Vendor= |Author=Trevor Hemsley |License=Freeware |Download={{FileLink|PMIPMon}} |Website=[https://web.archive.org/web/20230205050818/http://www.os2warp.org/SysBench/moreapps.html Archived Site] }} PM IP Monitor lists the various interfaces that you have configured to run a TCP/IP connection. It shows you the IP address, the total bytes inbound and outbound, the current speed and the maximum speed of the..." |
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PM IP Monitor lists the various interfaces that you have configured to run a TCP/IP connection. It shows you the IP address, the total bytes inbound and outbound, the current speed and the maximum speed of the connection. You can configure it to launch any icon on your desktop that has an objectID assigned to it whenever a new dialup connection is detected. Drag and drop fonts and colours to change the appearance of the window. | PM IP Monitor lists the various interfaces that you have configured to run a TCP/IP connection. It shows you the IP address, the total bytes inbound and outbound, the current speed and the maximum speed of the connection. You can configure it to launch any icon on your desktop that has an objectID assigned to it whenever a new dialup connection is detected. Drag and drop fonts and colours to change the appearance of the window. | ||
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Version | 1.04 (2004-09-17) |
Vendor | |
Author | Trevor Hemsley |
License | Freeware |
Download | PMIPMon |
Website | Archived Site |
PM IP Monitor lists the various interfaces that you have configured to run a TCP/IP connection. It shows you the IP address, the total bytes inbound and outbound, the current speed and the maximum speed of the connection. You can configure it to launch any icon on your desktop that has an objectID assigned to it whenever a new dialup connection is detected. Drag and drop fonts and colours to change the appearance of the window.