rajasegar_c

No , not exactly, it depends on your approach with the log file. Since the same log file can contain records of more than one month , or a year [in case if it doesnt get deleted automatically or accidentally], one can draw upon whatever usage statistics available from the log file. Actually this is more helpful for guys who dont have reliance number, since the password reset process asks for a reliance phone number [man this is the worst logic i have ever seen for resettting your password....]

hi, hello to all, for ZTE Modem, there is one simple way to calculate your usage. Actually you will have a file called "ConnectRecord.txt" in your system in the following path: SystemDrive:\ZTEIT\ConnectRecord.txt By default the path will be like C:\ZTEIT\ConnectRecord.txt In case , you have installed your modem in D: drive it will be like D:\ZTEIT\ConnectRecord.txt Open the file, here you can see the log of your daily activity such as Time and Date: 22 May 2009 11:02:09 PM Send: 32132545 Receive: 2132135465 Look for for the line "Receive: 2132135465 " , this will give you the total download usage in terms of bytes for each session, i.e., for each connect and disconnect Divide the same by 1024 you get in Kilo Bytes[KBs] And agin Divide the above by 1024 you get in Mega Bytes[MBs] And agin Divide the above by 1024 you get in Giga Bytes[GBs] It is very easy to calculate you see, and now on you dont have to worry about your usage no matter how many times you connect and disconnect and at what period of the day. Please make a note that this will give you only the amount of downloaded data not the charge applied to it. That will be totally different calculation together. Actually i am developing an utility kind of something to generate accurate usage reports, hope i will publish it soon, till then , bye. Regards, Rajasegar