NetBalancer

NetBalancer is a tool software focused on network traffic management. It provides users with powerful network traffic management solutions through priority control, real-time monitoring and granular rule management.

Software features

Traffic priority control:

By setting priorities (such as high, medium, low), ensure that key applications (such as online meetings, games) receive more bandwidth and avoid low-priority tasks (such as background updates) from occupying resources.

Compared with similar software such as NetLimiter, its free version supports Windows 7 and 64-bit systems and has better compatibility.

Real-time monitoring and detailed statistics:

Displays the real-time upload/download speed, remote IP, port, protocol and cumulative traffic data of each process.

Provide graphical interfaces (such as dashboards and charts) to visually display network usage.

Rules and Restrictions:

You can set maximum upload/download speeds for specific apps, or block their network access entirely.

Supports long-term rule saving to avoid repeated configuration after restart (such as automatic update of anti-virus software).

Lightweight and efficient:

The software consumes low resources and is suitable for running in the background for a long time without affecting system performance.

Software function

Flow control:

Precisely limit the upload/download speed of individual applications to prevent certain programs from taking up too much bandwidth.

Dynamically adjust priorities to ensure that high-priority tasks are transmitted first when bandwidth is tight.

Monitoring and logging:

Monitor all network connection details in real time, including process paths, PIDs, remote servers, and more.

Record historical traffic data and generate log files for analysis.

Rule management:

Automate traffic management through a rule system, such as triggering specific policies based on time, application type, or network status.

Supports batch operations and quickly applies rules to multiple processes.

Compatibility and scalability:

Supports IPv4 and IPv6, suitable for complex network environments.

It can be used with enterprise-level network equipment to achieve centralized management.

FAQ

No effect after configuration?

Phenomenon: The set speed limit or priority does not take effect.

Reason:

The rule was not applied correctly to the target process.

Process identification error (such as process name change).

Solution:

Right-click the target process, select Reset Statistics, and reapply the rules.

Manually add the process path (such as C:Program FilesFirefox.exe).

Developer GG said there are really no bugs this time~