[Kurt] likes to know what’s going on with his network. He already uses bandwidth checking software on his DD-WRT capable router, but he wanted a second opinion. So he built his own network monitor.

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There are a lot of reasons why systems slow down. Some process might be bogging down the CPU, you may be seeing a lot of disk contention, or maybe memory is in high demand and a lot of swapping is ...

Wireless networking is ubiquitous: you can jump on a Wi-Fi network just about anywhere in the world, it seems. Yet despite the prevalence of the technology, little exists in the way of standards and ...