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Axence NetTools Pro 4.0.10.9921
Publisher's Description:Axence NetTools Pro - Axence NetTools Pro is a FREE and very comprehensive set of administration tools: - NetWatch: host monitoring with alerting, real-time & historical charts of response time & packet lost; e-mail & sound notifications available when a host is down; nodes names identification. - WinTools: lists exhaustive system information from Windows computers: running processes & services, registry, event log, disk, memory & CPU information, etc. - Port scanner: checks for all open ports and running services. - Network scanner: discovers all nodes in a remote network, their IP/MAC and services running on them. - NetStat: displays your computer's inbound and outbound connections, lists all open TCP/UDP ports, with the remote IP address & the process using the connection. - TCP/IP workshop: establishes low-level TCP/UDP connections to troubleshoot and test network services. It can send raw data to any remote port. - SNMP Browser: a full SNMP browser, so easy you can use it even if you don't know a thing about SNMP. - Other tools: fast traceroute shows information about every host on the route, its response time, and packets lost (full trace within 1 second). Lookup is like nslookup, but it shows you all DNS and WHOIS records at once. Bandwidth tool will measure network performance. NetCheck - with this tool you can check the quality of network hardware in your LAN. Axence NetTools Pro is a freeware application - it just requires a simple, free activation. Languages of the program: English, German and Polish. List of Changes:Version 4.0.10.9164 from 2011-02-23Show all changesVersion 4.0 from 2009-03-13* NetTools is now completely FREE and unlimited - after a free activation all tools remain active
Latest User Reviews:A great set of tools to see what is (or isn't) happening with your internet connection! I found out more about what was not happening with mine than with online tests. I may need to switch to a different ISP because of excessive packet loss.
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