Not only is "NetFilter 4" adept at connection monitoring and bandwidth management, its hosts a handy-dandy firewall apparatus too. However, if you’re a quasi IT person or a multi-tasking office manager, running NetLimiter 4 in client-server mode, the additional tabs will prove very helpful indeed. I suspect that a typical home user’s monitoring and adjustments will mostly be carried out within the default ‘ Activity’ tab. Each of the tabs grant immediate view of any configured application rule, LAN/WiFi connection, application connection priority, and etcetera, which you’ve configured. Six more tabs are conveniently situated on the primary application panel – these being ‘ Filters’, ‘ Applications’, ‘ Networks’, ‘ Rules’, ‘ Blocker’ and ‘ Priorities’. There are “Site” and “Enterprise” licenses on offer as well, costing $1500 to $4000 respectively. The software does not expire once it’s been authorized, and minor revisions/upgrades are FREE. To illustrate, (3) single licenses can be had for $74.85 and $99 would cover (4) PCs. If per chance you’ll need more than one license, a small discount is offered. For only $29 (USD) (* Single user license) you can save yourself, or perhaps your entire household, from a truckload of bandwidth woes. *Grin.įortunately, there is a remedy at hand for those of us using Windows PCs – NetLimiter 4 Pro.
Or non baggy-pants teens either, for that matter. On the other side of the equation, neither ought a 14 year old, baggy-pants teenager be permitted to ravenously gobble up all available family WAN access with his gaming, Netflix, YouTube and such. Well, maybe some of us don’t care, but we * should care. Let’s face it – we love our wives n’ kids, right? Right? We don’t want to unnecessarily tie up the entire household’s networkable bandwidth, just because we have to download a 20GB sample library. Unless you are a single person, living in a single-occupant dwelling, you’ve most likely had to deal with the oft times frustrating dirge of communal internet bandwidth sharing.
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