A powerful software designed to assist in resolving network issues, considered the ultimate troubleshooting tool.
If you're looking for a comprehensive and powerful ping scanner, look no further than this software. It boasts an impressive 18 major functions, each designed to help you better understand your network and troubleshoot any issues that may arise.
One standout feature is the IP scan, which allows you to scan the same IP address up to 999 times for thorough analysis. Additionally, the IP MultiScan function lets you scan up to 65535 IP addresses simultaneously for even greater efficiency.
The traceroute function provides a detailed trace of the IP addresses your ping passes on the way to its destination, while the MAC address function gives you valuable information on the MAC addresses within your subnet.
You can also take advantage of the DNS lookup feature to discover the IP address, name, or MX records of a domain or IP address, or use the Whois function to query the Whois database for any given domain.
Need help calculating crucial network information? The Subnet Calculator can quickly calculate the broadcast address, network address, and usable start and end addresses of any given IP address.
Other convenient features include the Finger function, which queries user information on a finger server, and the throughput test, which allows you to see how fast your network or internet connection really is. You can even use the NT Users function to find out which users are connected to a particular domain.
With the Windows Network function, you can easily browse the Windows network, while the Network Statistics feature allows you to query your PC about TCP, UDP, IP, and ICMP statistics.
Plus, you won't want to overlook the Connection List function, which finds the connections that are open on your PC, including local and remote IP and Port. And the Port Scan function helps you find the ports that are accepting connections on a server.
Even more advanced users will appreciate the Routing Table function, which shows your PC routing table to help troubleshoot network packages. And if you need to enumerate the interfaces present in your PC, the Interfaces function can quickly provide MAC addresses, speed, bytes in and out, index number, and name.
Best of all, results can be easily saved in CSV, ASCII, XLS, and DOC format, or printed out for reference. No matter your network needs, this software has you covered.
One standout feature is the IP scan, which allows you to scan the same IP address up to 999 times for thorough analysis. Additionally, the IP MultiScan function lets you scan up to 65535 IP addresses simultaneously for even greater efficiency.
The traceroute function provides a detailed trace of the IP addresses your ping passes on the way to its destination, while the MAC address function gives you valuable information on the MAC addresses within your subnet.
You can also take advantage of the DNS lookup feature to discover the IP address, name, or MX records of a domain or IP address, or use the Whois function to query the Whois database for any given domain.
Need help calculating crucial network information? The Subnet Calculator can quickly calculate the broadcast address, network address, and usable start and end addresses of any given IP address.
Other convenient features include the Finger function, which queries user information on a finger server, and the throughput test, which allows you to see how fast your network or internet connection really is. You can even use the NT Users function to find out which users are connected to a particular domain.
With the Windows Network function, you can easily browse the Windows network, while the Network Statistics feature allows you to query your PC about TCP, UDP, IP, and ICMP statistics.
Plus, you won't want to overlook the Connection List function, which finds the connections that are open on your PC, including local and remote IP and Port. And the Port Scan function helps you find the ports that are accepting connections on a server.
Even more advanced users will appreciate the Routing Table function, which shows your PC routing table to help troubleshoot network packages. And if you need to enumerate the interfaces present in your PC, the Interfaces function can quickly provide MAC addresses, speed, bytes in and out, index number, and name.
Best of all, results can be easily saved in CSV, ASCII, XLS, and DOC format, or printed out for reference. No matter your network needs, this software has you covered.
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