Thread: Broadband usage of Multiple devices.

I installed Networx a few days back, but it shows only the usage of my Desktop but not of the android(tablet) connected to it through wifi router.

Is there any way that I can find the usage of that as well? If yes, can everything be summed and displayed in Desktop itself?

Also, All these days I used to find the usage temporarily using "Windows Task Manager" and I've found that to be very accurate and shows the same usage as BSNL's data.bsnl.in. So, I need to know if Networx or any other application gives us the correct usage or not.

Thank you.

I installed Networx a few days back, but it shows only the usage of my Desktop but not of the android(tablet) connected to it through wifi router.

Yes, Networx won't work on Android. Networx allows synchronisation of data with other instances on network, so you can use this feature if you are using a laptop.

Is there any way that I can find the usage of that as well? If yes, can everything be summed and displayed in Desktop itself?

Yes, there are many free apps for Android which will give you details of data usage. You can Google it or check Android Market for the same. But I don't think you can sync the data with any software installed in desktop (do update here if you find one). So you need to manually add data.

Also, All these days I used to find the usage temporarily using "Windows Task Manager" and I've found that to be very accurate and shows the same usage as BSNL's data.bsnl.in. So, I need to know if Networx or any other application gives us the correct usage or not.

In Networx settings, select proper " Monitored Interfaces ". I have selected " All ethernet connections ". Check the settings, you will understand.

No tool can be accurate as there can be some noise data and various other inaccuracies. But you can get the values as close as +/- 50 MB. You can use another bandwidth meter (Shaplus recommended) and check the accuracy. But what is shown in BSNL portal is final. So counter check the values with portal at regular intervals.

Hope this helps.