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If you’re using BSNL Broadband services here in India, you might be wondering how you can check your BSNL Broadband Usage. It’s quite easy, but a lot of people seem to be not knowing where they should go to check their BSNL Broadband Usage. Here are a few methods to monitor your bandwidth usage:

Websites To Check BSNL Broadband Usage

You can check BSNL Broadband usage from official BSNL sites. Here’s how you can go about checking your bandwidth usage:

Go to http://10.240.240.195/webLogin.jsp

Type in the username and password in the respective boxes, and click Login

Click ‘Service Records’ from the left pane

Select the month for which you want to check broadband usage, and click OK

The broadband usage meter will display the amount of bandwidth you used in the Total Volume (GB) column.

Software to Check BSNL Broadband Usage

In addition to using the website mentioned above to check BSNL broadband usage, you can also download the Shaplus Dataone Broadband Usage Software for free from this page. You gotta download any one of the tools on the page, enter your Portal ID (you should obtain it from the BSNL guys) and then click the ‘Check Bandwidth Usage’ button.

The good thing about this freeware tool is that it spruces up your broadband usage in pretty charts, as you can see from the screenshot below:

Datafox Firefox Addon To Find and Check BSNL Dataone Broadband Usage

If you’re using the Firefox browser instead of Internet Explorer, you can download and install an extension called Datafox from here using which you can monitor and check BSNL Broadband Usage from inside Firefox. Once the addon is installed and Firefox is restarted, click on its status bar icon to enter your BSNL username and password and click Login. Put your cursor over the icon and you’ll see your broadband usage details:

How do you check your BSNL Broadband Usage?

Those were just three ways you to check BSNL Broadband usage. Do you have any other efficient means by which you track and check BSNL Dataone Broadband Bandwidth? Tell us in the comments section.

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