- PeakHour 3 now includes a powerful history engine that stores usage and performance data for as long as you wish. The History view lets you look back at usage and performance over any time period: hours, days, weeks, months or years. Enhanced Real-time PeakHour's real-time view has been enhanced to support zooming and scroll-back.
- PeakHour给你众多的带宽设备使用进行实时的可视化视图。 2、PeakHour还可以跟踪单个总使用量（在可选的自动复位） ，也可以跟踪您的互联网使用，如果你是一个上限，或有限的每月流量。 3、一些PeakHour的特点。 4、监控您的网络使用情况的实时性。.
- It's been a somewhat silky ride for PeakHour with version 3 so far. The addition of PeakHour 4's Remote feature brought a much anticipated plus to mobile devices, too. However with the advent of version 4's focus on new features and gimmicks there's now even more that's left in a buggy and unfixed state than I'd be willing to cope with.
- PeakHour 3.1.5 cracked for Mac – display of network traffic. Peakhour is a beautiful display of network traffic that lives in your menu bar of Mac OS.
Want to monitor your Mac(s) with PeakHour?
PeakHour Enabler is a small, additional tool that makes it easy to allow your Mac(s) to be monitored directly with PeakHour. It can automatically configure and start your Mac's snmpd (SNMP daemon) to enable it to listen to requests from SNMP clients such as PeakHour.
PeakHour 3.1.2 for Mac破解版 网络实时监控工具. PeakHour for Mac版，是一款位于您Mac菜单栏的网络实时监控工具。 它提供了你的网络或无线网络活动实时的即时视图。.
Get PeakHour Enabler
Get the latest version of PeakHour Enabler here:
Using PeakHour Enabler
To enable your Mac for monitoring with PeakHour:
- Download PeakHour Enabler by clicking the link above.
- Run PeakHour Enabler from your Downloads folder:
- Change any settings you'd like (see below for more information).
Note: we recommend you either disable the 'From other computers' option or change the community string / password to something other than public. - Click Update & Enable SNMP.
- When prompted, enter your local Mac account password.
- Configure PeakHour to monitor your Mac (see below for how to do this).
PeakHour Enabler Settings
There are essentially two settings that you can configure:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| SNMP Community - From this computer | This is the SNMP community (or password) that will be required to talk to this Mac via SNMP from this computer. If PeakHour is running on this Mac, this is the SNMP community you need to enter when clicking the Add SNMP Device button in PeakHour. |
| SNMP Community - From other computers | This is the SNMP community (or password) that will be required to talk to this Mac via SNMP from other computers on your local network. If PeakHour is running on a different Mac on your network, this is the SNMP community you need to enter when clicking the Add SNMP Device button in PeakHour. Note you can disable SNMP access from other computers by unchecking the checkbox. |
Configuring PeakHour
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Once you have enabled snmpd on your Mac using the steps above, you can now add your Mac as a Target to PeakHour.
Here's a quick illustration of how to do this:
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- Click the + button in Preferences > Targets (if you're launching for the first time, you can skip this step as the Configuration Assistant will appear automatically).
If you specified public for the community name, click Scan for SNMP Devices checkbox to automatically find your Mac on the local network.
The line highlighted in red is the local machine, which we just set up with PeakHour Enabler.If you chose something other than public as the community string, or your Mac is on a different network, click the Add SNMP Device... button and enter the Hostname / IP address of your Mac along with the community name in the next screen.
If you disabled From other computers in PeakHour Enabler, you must enter 'localhost' as the Device Name.
- Next, choose an interface to monitor. Note that interface names in SNMP to do not resemble those in Network Preferences. If you're unsure which interface to choose (e.g. is en0 Ethernet or WiFi), double-check the IP address shown in PeakHour with the IP address in System Preferences.
- Step through the rest of the wizard and adjust any additional settings.
- You should now be able to see your Mac's network activity in PeakHour: