# Netspeed Applet Manual V1.3

La miniaplicación de velocidad de red muestra la cantidad de tráfico en el dispositivo de red indicado.

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Este manual describe la versión 1.10.1 de la miniaplicación Velocidad de red.

## Comentarios

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## Acerca de la miniaplicación Velocidad de red

### Velocidad de red

Netspeed.

### Netspeed showing the sum in a 48px panel.

Netspeed showing the sum in a 48px panel.

Netspeed Applet displays the network traffic on a specified device like eth0, ppp0, plip0, etc. More over it provides information about the configuration of the network device.

### Iconos de Velocidad de red en el panel

Icono | Descripción
--- | ---
Loopback | The Loopback interface.
Ethernet | Conexión ethernet.
PPP | Conexión de Protocolo de Punto a Punto.
Wireless | Conexión inalámbrica
PLIP | Parallel Line Internet Protocol connection.

### To Add Netspeed Applet to a Panel

To add Netspeed Applet to a panel, perform the following steps:

1. Haga clic derecho en el panel.

2. Elegir Añadir al Panel.

3. Scroll down the list of items in the Add to Panel dialog, then select Netspeed Applet.

4. Haga clic en Añadir.

## Ajustes

### Ajustes de la Miniaplicación Velocidad de red

Netspeed Applet Settings.

En este diálogo, puedes cambiar los ajustes de la Miniaplicación Velocidad de red:

- Dispositivo de red Elige el dispositivo de red que la miniaplicación debería monitorizar eligiéndolo en la lista desplegable. Generalmente se muestran todos los dispositivos disponibles, pero también puedes añadir uno.

- Intervalo de actualización Introduce el tiempo entre dos actualizaciones de la minaplicación.

- Label font size: Enter the size of the text displayed in the applet.

- Show sum instead of in and out: If you check this box then the applet will show the sum of the in and out rate. The applet will take only half of the space in the panel in this case.

- Show bits/s (b/s) instead of bytes/s (B/s): Check this if you want the applet to display bits per second instead of bytes/s.

- Change icon according to the selected device: Usually the applet will show an icon representing the type of network device you monitor. So it will show a phone for Point to Point connections (ppp - modems, etc.), a network card for Ethernet (eth), etc. When this is unchecked, the applet will always show the network card icon, no matter which device you monitor.

- Always monitor a connected device, if possible: When your connection is down, Netspeed Applet look for a running one for monitoring.

## The details dialog

### The details dialog

The details dialog

This dialog shows you some useful information on the configuration of your network device.

- Internet Address: The IP (Internet Protocol) address of the network device.

- Netmask: The netmask which depends on the size of your LAN (Local Area Network). A usual value is 255.255.255.0 (a class C network).

- Hardware Address: Often also referred to as the physical or MAC (Media Access Control) address. A worldwide unique identifier for your network card.

- P-t-P Address: The internet address of the "other side" of your PPP (Point to Point Protocol) connection.

- Bytes in: The amount of bytes that the network device has received since it has been connected to the network.

- Bytes out: The amount of bytes that the network device has sent since it has been connected to the network.