Dial-Up Networking Monitor v2.1a
Copyright © 1997-98 Jon Grieve
 
About
Dial-Up Networking Monitor shows a graph and statistics of the current Dial-Up Networking connection, including the current throughput and total, maximum and average bytes sent and received.
 
Installation
Dial-Up Networking Monitor doesn't have an installation program.  All that's required is the program itself (DUNMon.exe) and the VB5 Runtime DLL (MSVBVM50.DLL).  If the runtime file is not present Dial-Up Networking Monitor will not start.  The runtime file can be downloaded from my homepage (URL below) or from WinFiles (http://www.winfiles.com).
 
Once downloaded, put the runtime file into the Windows\System directory and DUNMon.exe into the directory of your choice.  Then, create the usual shortcuts for your Desktop and Start Menu.  More detailed instructions are available from my homepage (URL below).
 
Usage
DNM will only start logging the throughput when it finds an established connection.  This means you can, for example, run DunMon prior to firing up your connection and it will not come to life until the connection is made.  It will also stop logging when that connection is dropped.  This means that the figures are valid for the whole Dial-Up 'session', and the totals, maximum and average figures will make sense.  If you fire up another connection, it will come back to life and continue logging.
 
If you fire up DNM while a connection is already active, it will start logging at that point - so the totals, maximum and average will only be since DNM was started.  In this situation, the connection time will be shown with a '>' symbol (showing the connection time is greater than the time shown).
 
Revision History
v2.1a