Network Monitor II is a Windows desktop gadget for checking Internet connectivity, transfer speeds and traffic totals at a glance. It displays incoming and outgoing rates, bandwidth graphs, internal and external IP addresses, gateway and DNS details, plus Wi-Fi signal information. Users can save traffic counts, log changing IP addresses, disable external IP checks for privacy, and set a program or sound alert to respond to connection changes.

Network Monitor II is a Windows desktop gadget for checking an Internet connection and viewing network details at a glance. It suits users who want connection status, traffic activity and IP addresses visible on the desktop without opening a separate monitoring application. Its compact panel brings together live readings and connection information for routine checks or basic troubleshooting.

The gadget tracks incoming and outgoing transfer speeds alongside download and upload traffic totals. Graphs show bandwidth usage over time, helping users spot periods of heavier activity and compare current transfer rates with recent traffic. A traffic counter can save its accumulated data automatically when the gadget closes, so totals need not be lost between sessions.

Network details include the computer’s internal and external IP addresses, gateway and DNS information. For Wi-Fi connections, it also displays signal level and the connection source. The external address is shown with a country flag, and hovering over the flag while the gadget is in focus reveals information about the provider associated with that address. External IP checking can be disabled for privacy. The gadget updates IP addresses after a server restart or a new Internet connection, and it can record address changes in a log file.

Network Monitor II can run a chosen program when the connection is lost or restored, and sound notifications can alert users to network-related events. These options make it useful for noticing interruptions while working, keeping a record of changing addresses, or responding automatically when connectivity changes. The displayed internal address can also help when accessing a router’s web interface, while the external address is useful when configuring a server hosted on the PC.

The program is freeware and is built as a desktop sidebar gadget rather than a standalone network suite. Its listed Windows compatibility includes Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10, in both 32-bit and 64-bit editions. Users should check that a compatible gadget environment is available on their Windows installation. Its monitoring focuses on connection status, traffic and addressing, rather than advanced diagnostics or network administration.

New Release
NetLib now runs on .NET 4 with 64-bit counters and no longer needs .NET 3.5. Fixed the graph spike when switching to NetLib. Replaced the country flag and IPv6 services, so all flag servers work again. Fixed a wrong external IPv6 address and the country flag showing in IPv6 mode. Fixed DPI auto-scaling without 8GadgetPack and the Wi-Fi library choice for 32-bit Sidebar. Cancel in settings now discards color changes. Settings files are saved in Unicode. “Copy IPs” no longer adds the DNS number.
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