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 TrafficEx 
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| Version: | 1.0 | | Submitted Date: | 2003/11/3 |
| Submitter: | Tropics |
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Description:
Uses WMI to find out your traffic since reboot, and stores the value in a database which allows to count traffic over reboots. As the internal counter is 64-bit, the theoretical maximum is 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 bytes. But since the WMI interface only allows a maximum of 2,147,483,647 bytes, there is a wrap-around every 2GB. There is a detection algorithm which should get rid of that boundary, but since it is hard to test, I don't know if it works. So for broadband users with high traffic, this should be considered a beta version. If you get some obviously incorrect numbers, let me know. WMI should, as far as I know, be available on Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Commandline: TrafficEx <options> <pattern>Options:
help Prints this page
list List all traffic data (for debugging purposes)
An internal format is used, the pattern is not needed.
server servername
Connects to \\servername and uses its traffic data.
(The remote PC must be running a Server Operating System)
user username
Uses username to connect to WMI.
(Mostly needed for remote traffic display)
pass password
Uses password to connect to WMI.
Pattern: A String in Quotes describing the output.
The following identifiers are replaced by their values:
%u Uploaded Bytes
%d Downloaded Bytes
%t Total Bytes
%% Percent sign
%b Line break
The identifiers %u, %d and %t can be modified by:
s The System Locale setting will be used for inserting
Thousands Separators
k The number will be in Kilobytes
m The number will be in Megabytes
g The number will be in Gigabytes
e The number will be in Terabytes
a Automatic adjusting of the number format
n0- Use traffic data from network adapter 0-9 (see list below)
n9 If omitted, total traffic is used.
D Only today's traffic (since midnight)
M Only this month's traffic
Data is thrown away if older than one year.
Examples:
TrafficEx "%sku up %skd down"
TrafficEx "%n2t bytes traffic on adapter 2, %gt GB total"
TrafficEx "%Mmu MB upload this month (%Dmu MB today)"
TrafficEx server MyServer user Admin pass ItsMyPass123 "%Met TB traffic"
This is not a script, it is a console program. To use it, unpack the zip file to the directory where your client.exe is. In your config editor, add a console meter and type TrafficEx "%auB up, %adB down". That should give you a hint where to start.
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| Scripts & Plugins : System Information |
| Wifi Connection Type (WEP/WPA status)
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| Version: | 0.02 | | Submitted Date: | 2007/12/31 |
| Submitter: | daqron |
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Description:
Version 0.01: Initial Release Version 0.02: Added Image Support This is a simple script to read the current WiFi security connection mode (WEP, WPA, etc.). It uses the WMI class MSNdis_80211_WEPStatus to return a numeric, text, or image value from the following list: WEP / 0 Unsecured / 2 WPA-PSK / 4 WPA / 6 Disconnected / 7 For 0.02, I've packaged this as a .sam and added image support using three different indicator icons. The glass background in the screenshot is from Glossy Simple Cool by PEPEi. Hope this is useful!
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