help for an idea

[steiner]

Hey I would like to know if you kan install the Total Area Network download and upload so the net in and out route from the read out. I found one resembling to Gadet for the widows of seidbar

FritzBoxTraffic109.gadget

Would like to build in the rain meter because I can help?

PS: I´mnew and german :P syr for englisch^^

[AlC]

mmh... I assume you mean maybe something like this: -> http://www.bawe.eu/cms/kategorien/20_Projekte/dateien/FritzBoxTraffic.png

If you mean this, then I suggesting you to read Rainmeter 101 -> http://rainmeter.net/cms/Rainmeter101
Especially probably the System Monitor section, because it looks almost like the fritzbox gadget

Of course you must edit the meters and measure for your personal use.

With the NetIn/Out/Total measure you can do these things easily: -> http://rainmeter.net/cms/Measures-NetInOutTotal_beta

[steiner]

Yes...
The list but only from my pc and not from the router (ie, all pc's in the network).

[AlC]

yeah as far as I know the NetIn/Out measures measure only the network traffic on your pc.

[ so you would maybe need a plugin that get the network traffic from your router ( if it's possible ? ) ]
[ or you need all the network traffic from the others pc and add it to your network traffic. ]

OR maybe you can do something with webparser like :-> http://rainmeter.net/cms/Plugins-WebParser_beta

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[Variables]
URL="http://10.1.1.1/fetchif.cgi?vlan2"

[MeasureWebsite]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\WebParser.dll
UpdateRate=100
Url=#URL#
RegExp="(?siU)vlan2:(.*) (.*) (.*)"
Debug=1

from that topic : http://rainmeter.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=8507&p=50432&hilit=network+traffic+from+router#p50432
But I have no idea in such things so maybe someone others can help you.

[steiner]

ok thanks, well yes it has to go. In Gaget it's all (unfortunately java) .. I look at my times maybe still logs of who else has an idea

Ps: I invite times the gadget high http://ul.to/5wooy0kd

[steiner]

nobody an idea?

[Kaelri]

If you can't get the statistics from your router, then you could do this: run Rainmeter on each of your computers, and share the "C:\Users\[YourName]\AppData\Roaming\Rainmeter" folders over your Windows network. Then, have your skin read and parse the "Rainmeter.stats" file on each computer, add up the values, and display the sums.

Rainmeter's normal WebParser plugin tends to have trouble with network addresses, but Lua should have no problem with it. Example:

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sFile = io.input('\\\\YOURNAME\\Rainmeter\\Rainmeter.stats')

Somewhere around here, there's a method of reading INI files in Lua, which will make parsing that file much easier. I can't find it at the moment, but I'll keep looking; I believe it was fairly recent.

Once you've got the numbers, adding them together and displaying them in the skin will be a piece of cake.

[steiner]

hmm ... do I understand most times .. expects it not when I dan from 1 pc to 2 pc Kopir, then assembled the double? ^ ^ Well ... since I've done what I as a freshman ..* laughing *
Register later contradicted.

[Seahorse]

Most routers have web based information pages, you can use web parser to get them. I tested this on my old and new routers and it works fine, but only for me and for anyone else with identical firmware & model, which kind of limits the appeal...

[Mordasius]

Most routers have web based information pages, you can use web parser to get them.

Could you elaborate a little on this please Seahorse. I log on to wireless routers (TP-LINK 150Mbps Wireless Lite N Adapter OR Linksys WRT54GS) which usually have 2-3 wireless users and 3-4 direct Lan connections. I'd love to know the total bandwidth viz a viz my use as we are forever fighting over who is hogging the bandwidth.