HI would like to check with using mudfish, will it count only my game Mabinogi traffic data or all data coming from my computer usage that running the game? I am not sure why, but from my traffic record, i see there are huge traffic usage when the play time im on the game is about the same everyday. why is it so?
First sorry for this inconvenience. Unfortunately, I think your issue is related to Amazon EC2, Twitch and Mudfish and CDN and Mudfish links. Please read these documents.
i do not use twitch at all, or any streaming services. the link u posted dont seem applicable to me. just checking does chrome cast remote dsktop count?
Please visit ‘Account → Edit profile’ menu to enable the Connection Log feature to see where your traffics were used. You can find it at https://mudfish.net/admin/user/modify link.
At this moment I don’t know why because as default we’re not doing any kind of logging to trace your traffics for privacy protection. So after enabling it, you can see connection logs at ‘Status → Access Log’.
currently my aliases account halohalor1 had log enable. I just came home as see that it used 8gb input. I am just running my game Mabinogi, how does it consume so much data, can please verify from your end? while my other pc running similar game over same period only consume 18mb
@halohalor When I checked this halohalor1
account, it shows that this account enabled FastConnect mode + WFP Item mode.
Is this issue happened while you were using WFP Item mode?
yes. in WFP mode
Okay. If WFP Item mode is enabled and I assume that it works fine on your enivonment, at least I don’t think that your issue is triggered by Amazon EC2, Twitch and Mudfish or CDN and Mudfish.
So it points that one of the following processes consumed the traffics:
- nxsteam.exe
- client.exe
- ngm64.exe
- nexonlauncher64.exe
- mabinogi.exe
However I have no idea which one is a culprit. To know exactly I think you might need a help from https://www.glasswire.com/
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