Forum Discussion
Showing Token Usage Would Be Helpful
If you bring up the HughesNet Usage Meter and click on Usage, you can see how much Token data you've used by hovering over a particular day, and comparing that to the day prior. Granted, it's only by day, but you can still see how much token data you've used in a 24 hour period, and longer if you compare wider dates.
You can also do this by signing into the HughesNet My Account site, hovering over My Account and clicking on the Usage tab, then clicking View History on the Usage screen.
Granted, neither of these are real time like the Service Plan and Bonus Zone data graphs, but it'll at least give you a daily idea. And you can, of course, see how much banked Token data you have remaining at the same places you can see your regular data levels, as in the Usage Meter, the Usage page on the My Account site and the System Control Center.
If you bring up the HughesNet Usage Meter and click on Usage, you can see how much Token data you've used by hovering over a particular day, and comparing that to the day prior. Granted, it's only by day, but you can still see how much token data you've used in a 24 hour period, and longer if you compare wider dates.
You can also do this by signing into the HughesNet My Account site, hovering over My Account and clicking on the Usage tab, then clicking View History on the Usage screen.
Granted, neither of these are real time like the Service Plan and Bonus Zone data graphs, but it'll at least give you a daily idea. And you can, of course, see how much banked Token data you have remaining at the same places you can see your regular data levels, as in the Usage Meter, the Usage page on the My Account site and the System Control Center.
Gabe,
Thanks. Sorry for the missing in action. I tried your suggestion.
I went to Usage History, but now that raises another question. On the graph, I see two areas, one green, which is normal usage, plus one yellow. I've been buying tokens and I get a message on the "Buy Tokens" page saying X mbytes available. Does that show how much I've bought?
The green part of the graph is getting thin, since my wife and I are both telecommuting. I'm guessing that when we run out of data before the end of the month, the yellow will decline as well. Only when it gets low will I have to buy more tokens. Is that a correct assumption?
Thanks,
Doug
Ya'll stay safe!
