Internet Access Monitor for WinProxy

3.9

Monitoring of company Internet bandwidth usage

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Version:

3.9
Publisher:

Red Line Software
Date added:

Feb 11, 2009
Operating systems:

Windows 2000,Windows XP,Vista
File size:

5.2 MB
File name:

iamwp_pro.exe
Total downloads:

25
License:

Shareware ($199)
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Software Description

Internet Access Monitor for WinProxy is a software for monitoring the efficiency of the Internet bandwidth usage by your company employees. With Internet Access Monitor you can easily find out which employees load up the bandwidth most heavily, when and what exactly they download, how much time they spend online, and what data transfer volume they generate by their online activity.

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Internet Access Monitor for WinProxy is periodically updated by our editors team but sometimes you may find out that software informations are outdated, please note that the publisher of Internet Access Monitor for WinProxy can update the software without notifying us. Current version of Internet Access Monitor for WinProxy is 3.9.

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