If you're having issues connecting to the internet, here are some tips: Troubleshooting your 192.168.1.55 Router or Modem Parental controls: Some '192.168.1.55' routers offer parental controls, which let you limit internet access for certain devices or during certain hours.Port forwarding: If certain applications need to use specific network ports, you can set up port forwarding rules here.You can enable or disable a firewall, set up IP or MAC address filtering, and more. Firewall and security settings: Adding an extra layer of security to your '192.168.1.55' network can be done here.

You can set the range of these addresses.

DHCP settings: Your '192.168.1.55' router or modem uses DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) to assign IP addresses to network devices.

Make sure to set a strong password to keep your network secure.

Wi-Fi settings: This includes changing your network name (SSID), password, and encryption type.

Once logged in, you can adjust various settings for your '192.168.1.55' device: Basically, AppNetworkCounter can be used only to monitor your system and take manual actions yourself, where you feel it's necessary.Configuring your 192.168.1.55 Router or Modem While the software does an excellent job at monitoring all the active apps, you have to keep in mind that it doesn't have the capability to limit the network traffic in any way. The logs can be saved as TXT, JSON, CSV, HTML or XML format. What's also extremely helpful is that the software also lets you export everything to file, which might come in handy if you want to keep a comprehensive log or just want to share the usage with other users or developers.

The software tool is very lightweight, it sports a user-friendly interface that monitors active programs and displays their TCP and UPD traffic sent and received. While the user isn't always aware of this traffic since little to no applications chose to display that, AppNetworkCounter is the perfect software to view the network usage of specific apps, if needed. Systems nowadays are full of native applications as well as user-installed software that do a lot of network traffic in their backend. AppNetworkCounter: Find out how much network bandwidth is being used by each running application

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