said by Zumie :

This thread is interesting but my question is the same one the thread originator had. Why doesn't Comcast provide a usage meter in their tools area?

Here's a FREE one. I just started using it, seems pretty good so far.

»www.softperfect.com/products/networx/

32 and 64 bit

said by jlivingood :

A meter is in development now.

Jason

said by EG :

Hi Jason. I'm curious as to if this "meter" is an application that will need to be installed on subscriber's computers, or is it server side based ?

said by felinis :

If you are a Comcast customer, then you already have a bandwidth monitor - in the free McAfee security package tools:Open Security Center/Tools/Traffic Monitor.

I don't know if this is a new or old feature, but I am amazed that there has been so much fuss about Comcast not supplying a metering solution. Apparently even Comcast doesn't know about it.

said by AARRGGHHH :

Why would DD-WRT not work?

said by joetaxpayer :

Now closing in the end of March, still, no meter.

said by joetaxpayer :

Now closing in the end of March, still, no meter.

said by dadkins :

I have a pretty good WAN usage meter.

said by joetaxpayer :

More than that - you have a good friend.
Me, I have a Linksys BEFSR41 which I believe cannot load Tomato.

said by Chris 313 :

As to your question: Tomato is a small, lean and simple replacement firmware for Linksys' WRT54G/GL/GS, Buffalo WHR-G54S/WHR-HP-G54 and other Broadcom-based routers.

said by joetaxpayer :

I also have a WRT54G V5, and Tomato guys state "This will not work on Linksys WRT54G/GS v5 or newer WRT54G/GS routers."

So one router is too old, the other too new. With both working just fine, I'm hard pressed to spend another $40 or so to get another one just to run Tomato. I doubt I'm anywhere near the 250GB cap, and am not bitching about the cap per se, just repeating that Comcast has an obligation to deliver on its meter promise.