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PeakHour 6.0.2 · Public Release
Build 63146
A batch of fixes, mostly for graphs, usage totals and monitors.
Fixed
- Bandwidth graphs stay calm: one bad reading no longer sends the scale sky-high, and a router coming back after an outage no longer causes a spike.
- Usage totals no longer jump by about 4 GB when a router misreports its traffic counter, and relaunching PeakHour can no longer add a huge amount to them.
- History now records the right amounts at every refresh interval.
- SNMP monitors now read their traffic counters correctly, even when PeakHour starts before the network is ready.
- "This Mac" no longer gets stuck on "Not configured" when PeakHour starts before the network is up.
- A UPnP router that stops answering now settles on Error instead of cycling through Active, Warning and Error, and a monitor's status dot always agrees with its label.
- With a full-tunnel VPN on, PeakHour now measures your real router, not the tunnel. It no longer mistakes a Wi-Fi access point for your router, and latency from your ISP to a site no longer reads 0.0 ms.
- PeakHour no longer uses a whole CPU core when a device on your network sends an empty discovery message.
Improved
- Graph axis labels now land on round numbers, such as 5, 10 and 15 Gb/s.