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Description
A stackable, infinitely replicable endpoint latency monitor for Rainmeter.

Top left: A status icon that changes from a green check, to a yellow alert when your latency is above the defined threshold (default=300.)
Top right: Friendly name for the connection. Can be named whatever you'd like. Max char's are around 18-23.
Bottom left: Real-time latency in milliseconds. Pretty straightforward.
Bottom right: Latency histogram. Turns from green to red when latency is above the defined threshold (default=300.)

To create new monitors, simply copy the "Server Status X" folder inside the Server Status Burger folder and rename it to whatever you'd like (Use the existing folders as examples.)

To point the monitors to the hosts/domains/IP's you'd like, just edit the individual "server_status_x.ini" files in each folder. I've taken the liberty of creating five sample monitors, and comments around the relevant sections in the ini files to edit to make the process VERY easy (for most of you, there will only be maybe 2 areas to edit... so I've made it as dead-simple as possible.)

Below is where the magic happens. Just pay attention to the line directly below the remarks, and if you need any help figuring this out, I encourage you to reach out to me and I'll gladly do what I can

-----/ FRIENDLY NAME FOR MONITOR - Max char's before overflow: ~18/23 \-----
Text=WHATEVERYOUWANT

-----/ CHANGE TO WHATEVER IP/DOMAIN YOU'D LIKE TO MONITOR \-----
DestAddress=anywebpage.com

-----/ ADJUSTS THE MAX LATENCY FOR THE GRAPH \-----
MaxValue=300

-----/ THRESHOLD FOR GOOD LATENCY STATUS, MUST BE THE SAME AS IfAboveValue!!! \-----
IfBelowValue=300

-----/ THRESHOLD FOR BAD LATENCY STATUS, MUST BE SAME AS IfBelowValue!!! \-----
IfAboveValue=300

Description
A stackable, infinitely replicable endpoint latency monitor for Rainmeter.

Top left: A status icon that changes from a green check, to a yellow alert when your latency is above the defined threshold (default=300.)
Top right: Friendly name for the connection. Can be named whatever you'd like. Max char's are around 18-23.
Bottom left: Real-time latency in milliseconds. Pretty straightforward.
Bottom right: Latency histogram. Turns from green to red when latency is above the defined threshold (default=300.)

To create new monitors, simply copy the "Server Status X" folder inside the Server Status Burger folder and rename it to whatever you'd like (Use the existing folders as examples.)

To point the monitors to the hosts/domains/IP's you'd like, just edit the individual "server_status_x.ini" files in each folder. I've taken the liberty of creating five sample monitors, and comments around the relevant sections in the ini files to edit to make the process VERY easy (for most of you, there will only be maybe 2 areas to edit... so I've made it as dead-simple as possible.)

Below is where the magic happens. Just pay attention to the line directly below the remarks, and if you need any help figuring this out, I encourage you to reach out to me and I'll gladly do what I can

-----/ FRIENDLY NAME FOR MONITOR - Max char's before overflow: ~18/23 \-----
Text=WHATEVERYOUWANT

-----/ CHANGE TO WHATEVER IP/DOMAIN YOU'D LIKE TO MONITOR \-----
DestAddress=anywebpage.com

-----/ ADJUSTS THE MAX LATENCY FOR THE GRAPH \-----
MaxValue=300

-----/ THRESHOLD FOR GOOD LATENCY STATUS, MUST BE THE SAME AS IfAboveValue!!! \-----
IfBelowValue=300

-----/ THRESHOLD FOR BAD LATENCY STATUS, MUST BE SAME AS IfBelowValue!!! \-----
IfAboveValue=300