by 
, (5304 days ago)
Is there a way to get the current total speed in kBps that the server is using?
For example:
totalSpeedInKBPS = WebServer.CurrentSpeedInKBPS
Also, tho not as important for me, getting the total bytes downloaded and uploaded by the server.
While it is possible to do that with user sessions, the sessions can be disconnected so it's hard to track.
by , (5304 days ago) @ cyman
Hi,
Why don't you use BytesUpload and BytesDownload Property? You can sum them (using all users sessions) and receive total bytes that is uploaded and downloaded in wodWebServer.
Is there any chance you can try something like that?
Regards,
Drazen
by , (5288 days ago) @ woddrazen
Maybe, I'll implement it and let you know.
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