I'm unsure if this model has an easily available SNMP control interface although I think the DGTeam firmware reveals it.

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has he been downloading demos, videos, watching video streams on the xbox?

those can amount to that amount of usage easily.

Well I got on their computers and xbox 360 today and it turns out there is a very simple answer!

Someone was using their (unsecured) wireless internet connection, So now that I have cleared all that up, Problem solved Cheeky Little [censored]!

Fixed them up with some passwords and a little bit of knowledge and all it well, Cheers for the help...

In reply to a post by T1Cybernetic:

Well I got on their computers and xbox 360 today and it turns out there is a very simple answer!

Someone was using their (unsecured) wireless internet connection, So now that I have cleared all that up, Problem solved Cheeky Little [censored]!

Fixed them up with some passwords and a little bit of knowledge and all it well, Cheers for the help...

It can happen accidentally.

A friend of mine when he first went wireless couldn't understand why sometimes his email worked fine and other times he wasn't recognised when trying to access the service.

He was unknowingly connecting to the stronger signal from the house at the other end of his back garden when that router was on, his USB wireless connector being on the window-ledge and the wrong side of his tower.

My son is a gamer and he tends to watch Sky through the Xbox so It would be brilliant if there was a piece of kit that monitors usage through the router.
I use the Homehub v2 because of broadband talk and it does state the Data transmitted/received in MB but it does not agree with the Networx monitors I've installed on each PC even when the Xbox is not in use.
BT are dragging their heels in providing a daily online usage on our accounts, there is an ongoing thread here -
http://community.bt.com/t5/BB-in-Home/10Gb-monthly-u...
Any help would be appreciated.

Del.