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&lt;p>Not long ago I came across PeakHour, a tool that lives in the macOS menu bar with a very pleasant look &amp;amp; feel, capable of visualizing your home network traffic in real time. To achieve this it uses the SNMP protocol — you register all devices that support the protocol and it polls them sequentially, displaying the traffic passing through them.&lt;/p>
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