Traffic

Total traffic

Incoming and outgoing traffic

Incoming traffic

Outgoing traffic

Incoming traffic

Outgoing traffic

Interface Traffic

Gotta handle the traffic.

Traffic Notifications

Incoming traffic only

Traffic Rate Visualization

Traffic opacity

Traffic activity threshold

Show incoming traffic

Show outgoing traffic

Well, there's a very unusual amount of traffic to the switch at Kirkland.

If checked, the transmit and receive colors will change according to the traffic rate. As the traffic rate increases, the color will change from the default color, to the max rate color.

Wayfarer515, do you have that traffic?

Max Visual Rate

It can also be used in very compelling ways for good.

That's a lot of storage, memory. Nine exabyte RAM.

Monthly Traffic Limit Exceeded

Notify when monthly traffic exceeds

Change color according to max visual rate

I'd like a sufficient.

I'd like a sufficient amount of time.

Traditionally, providers have sold each other passage on their networks.

Warning on high traffic with channel list

The maximum incoming rate for this connection. This does not affect the actual traffic rate, only how KNemo displays it.

The maximum outgoing rate for this connection. This does not affect the actual traffic rate, only how KNemo displays it.

Many of them saw that if they just agree to meet each other halfway, then everybody's cost goes down, and the traffic moves more smoothly.

So it's really no big deal.

Monthly traffic for an interface has exceeded a user defined threshold

If selected, both incoming and outgoing traffic apply to the monthly limit

Don't you hate that?

If selected, only incoming traffic applies to the monthly limit

This was a visualization done by Fernando Viegas and Martin Wattenberg, two amazing visualization designers, who looked at a weekend's worth of Twitter traffic and essentially found that a lot of these trending topics were basically segregated conversations and in ways that you wouldn't expect.

If this is checked, the Netload bar graphs will use a constant scale based on the maximum rates below. If unchecked, the bar graphs will change scale according to recent traffic rates.

Always scale bar graphs to max visual rate

Well, here's some actual proposals that have leaked cutting of Internet access for a number of broadly defined reasons violating international human rights norms giving governments more power to monitor Internet traffic and impose regulations on how traffic is sent defining Spam so broadly that they could justify blocking anything from photos of cute cats to human rights campaigns.

There may be access providers, broadcasters, publishers, social network sites, telecom operators ... really anybody who relies on network traffic can benefit from the exchange.

How does your data really get from one network to the other?

Note how these seven steps of debugging can be easily memorized by looking at their first letters which formed the word TRAFFlC.

Yeah we're stuck in traffic in a stolen police car...