Network Diagnostics
A great solution for monitoring hosts (with alerting), measuring your network performance and quickly diagnosing network problems. Its most powerful component is host monitoring NetWatch with graphical multiping, alerting capabilities and a history of response time and packets lost (for monitoring the host availability). NetTools also includes other popular tools like ping, fast trace (full trace in 1 second), lookup, port scanner, network scanner, and SNMP browser. What makes NetTools unique, according to our customers, is the most highly intuitive user interface.
This is a download product.
NetWatch - the most advanced part of the program - enables you to monitor the availability of several hosts and their response times simultaneously. You can also set several thresholds so that NetTools will notify you by e-mail, message or sound in case of any problems (i.e. host not responding or slower connection).
NetTools provides the best charts, with a history of response time and percentage of packets lost, making it possible for you to see the availability of your hosts and estimate network load over time. As with all the other tools, you can export this information as text, Excel and html files.
With NetCheck you can check the quality of network hardware in your LAN. Poor quality sockets or wires can slow a network down. Without NetCheck, it’s hard to find the cause.
Would you like to find all the nodes in a network ( including remote networks)? No problem. Just enter the IP range to check and you will quickly get a list of nodes and the services running on them. This tool also discovers some trojans and spyware.
Trace shows information about every host on the route, its response time, and packets lost - and the full trace is done within 1 second! Lookup is like nslookup, but it shows you all DNS and WHOIS records at once.
Would you like to know how fast your network is? Bandwidth tool will measure network performance without overloading your network.
A full SNMP browser, so easy you can use it even if you don’t know a thing about SNMP.