NetLimiter 4.0.59.0 is a professional tool designed to control incoming and outgoing network traffic. The program monitors the activity of all applications that have access to the Internet and manages traffic by regulating the flow speed. Any application or connection can be configured according to user parameters. You can download NetLimiter from the link at the end of the article, but first we recommend that you read a brief overview of the program.

Possibilities

The main purpose of using NetLimiter is to search for those programs and processes that consume an increased amount of network traffic, and then limit their incoming and outgoing flows. Let's look at the main functions of the utility to better understand how it works.

The key features of the tool we are considering are the following:

• Working with the volume of traffic passing through each software component installed in the system, together or separately.
• Prioritize line bandwidth for user-selected applications.
• Collection and analysis of complete statistics of connected connections with the ability to export the finished report in XML format.
• Using firewall functions in a somewhat simplified version.
• Remote software administration.
• Separation of all traffic into local and external.
• Creating Internet schedules and much more.

Based on the list above, we can say with confidence that NetLimiter is a full-featured, highly effective tool, the capabilities of which are sufficient for multifaceted management of all network connection parameters.

Advantages and disadvantages

The utility we are describing is quite unique, however, we will still consider its main “strengths” and “weaknesses”.

Advantages:

• The widest functionality covering all user needs.
• Providing high-quality detailed statistics for each individual application and process.
• Ability to set individual connection parameters for each program installed in the system.
• Simple and easy to use interface.
• High accuracy of the tool for identifying the program that consumes the largest amount of traffic.
• Compatible with third-party plugins that expand the boundaries of possibilities.

Flaws:

• Lack of official support for the Russian language.
• Inability to send generated reports by e-mail using built-in tools.

As you can see, the utility has a relatively small number of shortcomings, which allows it to continue to gain the trust of users.

How to use

Let's briefly look at the process of working with NetLimiter:

1. In the “Traffic statistics” window you can view a report on the use of your Internet connection. The upper part of the window contains tabs in which reports are distributed by year, month and day. In addition to standard tabs, you can add your own with unique time parameters. The information is presented in the form of a bar chart - you can see data about each application at the bottom of the window.
2. To gain access to the remote computer on which the utility is installed, you must enter its network name or IP address in the appropriate window.
3. By opening the taskbar and going to the “Scheduler” tab, you can set a schedule for turning the connection on and off at specific hours.
4. To view the statistics of incoming and outgoing traffic in graphical form, you need to go to the “Traffic chart” section.
5. To view the current activity of each individual process and application, you need to open the “Activity” item - all information is presented in the form of a convenient table.

Video

This video describes in detail the process of working with a network connection through the NetLimiter utility.

Mini faq on the Netlimiter program

The Netlimiter program is designed to limit the Internet channel. This can be useful, for example, when you need to limit the appetites of some application, for example, it is very reasonable to limit the appetites of Skype so that it does not occupy the entire bandwidth of the Internet channel. Below is a small mini-fact on this program, which I hope will help you in mastering it. The program itself is on this website. The faculty is aimed at users of speech screen access programs.

If we use Joz, we install scripts. Then we install the program. At the end it will require a reboot, we agree and reboot. Next, we find the program in the tray and call the “open” menu item. We will find ourselves in the program settings window. There is no need to change anything there, except to check the “minimize to tray on close” checkbox (minimize to tray when closing. Attention, the option will be saved immediately after installing it. We go through the settings in the same way as in Internet Explorer. Attention!!! If you use a firewall, be sure to uncheck the enable firewall checkbox in the settings, otherwise you will end up with a whole bunch of problems with your Internet connection!!! To limit the appetites of any program, we do this: call the program in the way already described. Before calling the program, the program, whose appetites we want to limit must be loaded. Next, in the netlimiter, press the F9 key to get into the list of processes. And find the desired process. For example, the Skype process is called skype.exe, the Windows messenger and Windows live messenger process is called msnmmgr .exe. We stand on the process with the cursor, click the context menu and select the item show rules (show rules). Naturally, in the dialog that opens there will be no rules, therefore we will create them with you, for this we click add new (create new). The rules dialog opens. Now we go along it from top to bottom. The first field will be called select any zone. In the combo box, select internet. Let me remind you that to switch the combo box you need to enter the form filling mode, and so on for any filling in the rules editor. We move on and get to the Rule type field, in this combo box we indicate limit. Next, move to the Direction field and in the combo box select the type of traffic that we will limit: incoming or outgoing. In the Limit size field, indicate the value in bytes per second. For example, if you need to limit the bandwidth channel up to 64 kbps, then in this field we write 8192. To convert bytes per second to kilobits per second, divide the number of bytes by 128 and vice versa, to convert kilobits per second to bytes per second, multiply the number of kilobits by 128, for example 64 multiplied by 128 equals 8192. Next, in the Apply to field, select connection. That's it, setting up the rule is finished, click save (save and return to the rule editor dialog. Attention, to limit the program to both incoming and outgoing traffic , you need to create 2 rules, one will limit outgoing and the other incoming traffic. And finally, for those who will limit Skype. You can safely limit the bandwidth to 64 kbps, or even 56 kbps, everything will work fine, however, you will not be able to initiate conferences with such restrictions, however, you can take part in conferences yourself without problems..

Locktime Software s.r.o. NetLimiter 4.0.47 Enterprice – This program is designed to monitor network traffic. NetLimiter monitors the activity of every application accessing the Internet and actively manages traffic by controlling the speed of data flow. You can independently adjust the speed of downloading and sending information for each individual application or connection.

Thus, if a program consumes network resources too actively during its operation, then you have a real chance to curb its appetite. NetLimiter also keeps detailed statistics on all connections, displaying them in the form of graphs or tables.
The main working window contains a list of applications that have access to the network; for each, the current speed of incoming and outgoing streams is presented separately. The corresponding branch displays the spawned connections with their statistics. There are also three tabs with which you can conveniently configure Limits, Grants, and firewall rules. The fundamental difference between the first two points is as follows. By Limits we mean setting the upper speed limit - the program simply will not exceed the specified limit. This allows you to curtail the appetites of the most voracious consumers and divide the existing channel between them. In addition, you can, for example, set the browser in such a framework that Web pages are displayed quickly enough and, at the same time, downloading files through it does not occur too quickly, leaving a chance to notice an error and promptly interrupt the delivery of an unnecessary file. A grant, on the contrary, represents a kind of guaranteed bandwidth, which NetLimiter will try to provide at the expense of other, unprivileged processes. You can download the program via a direct link (from the cloud) at the bottom of the page.

Main features of the NetLimiter program:

• Limit traffic speed for each application separately.
• Ability to set bandwidth allocation priorities for privileged (user-selected) programs.
• Maintaining detailed connection statistics, with the ability to export reports in XML format.
• A simplified version of a firewall (firewall).
• Possibility of remote administration of the program.
• Allows you to expand the functionality with additional installed modules.
• Allows you to divide traffic into external (Internet) and local (internal network).

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System requirements:
Operating system:	Windows XP,Vista,7,8,10 (x32, x64)
CPU:	1 GHz
RAM:	512 MB
Hard disk space:	16 MB
Interface language:	Russian
Size:	5 MB
pharmacy:	cured
*archive WITHOUT password

Version: 4.0.38.0

Developer: Locktime Software

Compatibility: for Windows 7, 8, XP, Vista, 2000

Interface: RUS (in Russian)

License: ready serial

File: NetLimiter_Pro_4.0.38.0.rar

Size: 5MB

Description of the program NetLimiter Pro 4.0.38.0

NetLimiter is a program that solves the problem of controlling network traffic. NetLimiter monitors the activity of every application accessing the Internet and actively manages traffic by controlling the speed of data flow. You can independently adjust the speed of downloading and sending information for each individual application or connection. Thus, if a program consumes network resources too actively during its operation, then you have a real chance to curb its appetite. NetLimiter also keeps detailed statistics on all connections, displaying them in the form of graphs or tables.

Main features:
Monitor application traffic and connections in real time.
Ability to block selected applications from accessing the Internet.
Allows you to prioritize the traffic of the selected application over others.
The ability to block or limit data transfer to applications if a specified limit has been reached.
Long-term Internet traffic statistics.
Limit the maximum data transfer rate for any application running on the PC.
Customizable filters: traffic by directions, protocol, IP addresses, applications, etc.
Task Scheduler. Enable/Disable restrictions and priorities at a specified time.
Remote administration.
User permissions. Appointment of a user who can control Internet traffic.
Traffic pattern. Data download/upload speed for the selected application or connection.
Information content. Display various information about the selected connection, application or filter.

Sometimes when sharing an Internet connection, you need to slow down your Internet connection speed to avoid exhausting your Internet quota, which is usually set in the device by the service provider. Typically, this task is practiced in small office settings where some users are trying to use a lot of traffic on the network. You can conveniently slow down the speed of your Internet connection by using special software to set a limit on the bandwidth you can use.

Instructions

Using NetLimiter

1.Download and install NetLimiter. As of August 2014, the NetLimiter Pro version is available for $29.95, and the NetLimter Lite version costs $19.95.
2.Launch the program. Click on the “Start” menu, go to “All Programs”, click on “Net Limiter” and select “Net Limiter.”
3. Click the “Limits” button. All programs using an Internet connection running on your computer will be listed below. You will also see speed fields before each program.
4.Enter the maximum Internet speed that you want to allocate for each program in the text field and click the “Limit” button. This will allow you to set the speed limit that you have allocated for a specific program. Now click the “OK” button.

With Traffic Shaper XP technology

5.Download and install Traffic Shaper XP.
6.Launch the program. Click the “Start” button and go to the “All Programs” section. Click on “Traffic Shaper XP” and select “Traffic Shaper XP as client.”
7.Click on the “File” button in the main menu and select “Create a rule - New Rule”.
8.Select the type of Internet you are using with the “Network Adapter” in the drop-down list and select the direction to which you want to limit the bandwidth in the “Direction” drop-down list - direction, download, upload, or both. Now click the “Next” button.
9. Enter a name for the rule in the “Rule Name” text field and select the “Limit Speed ​​to” option from the drop-down list. Leave the other parameters unchanged and click the “Next” button twice to complete setting up rules. Click on the “Finish” button to add the rule to the list of rules.

Using CC Proxy

10.Download and install CC proxy software.
11.Launch the program. Click the “Start” button and go to the “All Programs” section. Click on the “CC Proxy” button and select “CC Proxy.”
12.Click the “Account” button located in the toolbar and click the “New” button in the “Account Manager” field.
13.Enter the IP address of your computer in the “IP Address/IP Range” text field. Enter the type of channel you want to highlight in the “Bandwidth” text field and select the applications to which you want to apply a bandwidth limit by clicking on them.
14.Click the “Save” button. An entry will be added to the Account Manager section of your computer to limit your bandwidth limit.