NetRanger is an all-in-one Internet Kit with powerful tools like Ping, TraceRoute, and WhoIs, enhanced with an intuitive interface. This software also includes HostScanner and MailKit, among other features. It provides quick-dialing and Quality of Service monitoring.
Nautilus NetRanger is an impressive and easy-to-use Internet toolkit that offers a comprehensive set of tools for diagnosing network issues and gathering information about users, hosts, and networks. Whether you're a novice or an experienced user, NetRanger has everything you need to get the job done effectively.
The toolset includes Ping, which helps you verify connectivity to a specific device on your network, and TraceRoute, which provides you with a list of gateways between your computer and a particular device. You can also use the Lookup tool to get information on host names and IP addresses, and the Finger tool to retrieve information about all users on a network host. The Whois tool allows you to acquire information on names from the Network Information Center.
Besides, NetRanger features other amazing tools such as Time, which provides precise time values from a remote Time server and syncs your local system clock, and HostScanner, which lets you scan a group of IP addresses to check the connections, resolve hostnames and scan for active ports. MailKit is also included to help you check and manage your several mailboxes with ease.
Additionally, NetInfo provides various kinds of network information, such as network statistics, network connections, and more, on your local host. The Quick-dialing tool is also available to simplify the dial-up process, while the QoD (Quote of the Day) tool fetches quotations from a remote Quote server.
Moreover, the enhanced multi-threading capability of NetRanger optimizes its performance, and the highly intuitive interface improves its usability. Overall, NetRanger is a powerful and convenient Internet toolkit for both beginners and experts.
The toolset includes Ping, which helps you verify connectivity to a specific device on your network, and TraceRoute, which provides you with a list of gateways between your computer and a particular device. You can also use the Lookup tool to get information on host names and IP addresses, and the Finger tool to retrieve information about all users on a network host. The Whois tool allows you to acquire information on names from the Network Information Center.
Besides, NetRanger features other amazing tools such as Time, which provides precise time values from a remote Time server and syncs your local system clock, and HostScanner, which lets you scan a group of IP addresses to check the connections, resolve hostnames and scan for active ports. MailKit is also included to help you check and manage your several mailboxes with ease.
Additionally, NetInfo provides various kinds of network information, such as network statistics, network connections, and more, on your local host. The Quick-dialing tool is also available to simplify the dial-up process, while the QoD (Quote of the Day) tool fetches quotations from a remote Quote server.
Moreover, the enhanced multi-threading capability of NetRanger optimizes its performance, and the highly intuitive interface improves its usability. Overall, NetRanger is a powerful and convenient Internet toolkit for both beginners and experts.
What's New
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