What is MacTCP Monitor?

MacTCP Monitor is a simple (in concept, anyway) utility for displaying your Mac's TCP activity. It continuously graphs the number of bytes sent/received
by MacTCP in any given second. This can be handy for keeping an eye on the activity of servers running in the background of your Mac, or for gauging
at-a-glance the throughput of that TCP code you've been working on lately.

MacTCP Monitor requires at least System 7, Apple's Thread Manager extension (which is built into System 7.5, BTW), Color QuickDraw, and, of course, MacTCP.  :-)  Note that some optional parts of MacTCP Monitor only work if Peter N. Lewis' "Anarchie" and "MacTCP Watcher" utilities are present on your machine.

The TCP Data Transfer Graph window can be resized from any edge/corner (when the mouse is near enough to an edge/corner, the cursor will change
accordingly to show you what's going on). The width of the label area on the left side of the window can be changed by dragging its dividing line. The
window can be dragged from any point in the window that isn't an edge/corner or the aforementioned dividing line (the cursor will change to a hand shape).

And, of course, be sure to check-out the dialogs accessible via the "Preferences" items in the File menu to see how you can customize MacTCP Monitor's behavior.

 

Download MacTCP Monitor for Mac

Architecture

68K + PPC (FAT)

System Requirements

From Mac OS 7.0 up to Mac OS 9.2

Compatibility notes

Architecture: 68K + PPC (FAT)

Mac OS 7.x - Mac OS 9.2.2

Note: It requires the Thread Manager extension if running under older than Mac OS 7.5

 

Emulating this? It could probably run under: Basilisk II