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Whether you are running a Mac server from home or have it in a data center, someone is going to be interested in how much bandwidth you are using. If you want to keep an eye on it so you know before you get the bill, Surplus Meter is a good way to do that.
Just start up the application and it will monitor everything that goes thru your ethernet port. If you have a pre-determined limit, it will also help you break down how much you can use per day to stay under that limit.
SurplusMeter is free and can be found at the skoobysoft site.
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