RemoteNetstat is a software that provides remote network computer statistics such as IP, ICMP, TCP, UDP, and server details through a user-friendly graphical interface. It requires administrative privileges to operate on remote systems.
Remote Network Statistics is an incredibly useful software that displays a variety of statistics related to remote network computers. With this software, you can easily see information about IP, ICMP, TCP, UDP, and Server statistics. This includes details about IP datagrams, such as forwarding enabled-disabled state, default time to live, and the number of received datagrams. You can also view information on datagrams with address, header, protocol errors, forwarded datagrams, discarded incoming datagrams, delivered datagrams, sent datagrams, routing datagrams that have been discarded, datagrams without routing, interfaces, and local host IP address.
In addition, Remote Network Statistics allows you to see TCP segments, including the timeout algorithm, minimum and maximum timeouts in milliseconds, the number of maximum connections, opened active and passive connections, failed connections, reset connections, currently established connections, received segments, sent segments, retransmitted segments, received errors, segments that have been sent with reset flags, and cumulative connections. You can also see details about UDP datagrams, such as the number of received datagrams, datagrams without port, datagrams with errors, sent datagrams, and listening connections.
Furthermore, Remote Network Statistics provides information about ICMP messages in incoming and outgoing states. This includes the number of messages, errors, unreachable messages, TTL exceeded messages, messages with parameter problems, source quench messages, redirected messages, echo messages, echo replies, time stamp replies, address mask messages, address mask replies, and more.
It is worth noting that you must have administrative privileges on the remote network computer to access all of these features. However, once you do, they are all displayed through a user-friendly graphical interface that makes it easy to see and understand the information provided. Overall, Remote Network Statistics is an excellent software that provides valuable insights for network administrators.
In addition, Remote Network Statistics allows you to see TCP segments, including the timeout algorithm, minimum and maximum timeouts in milliseconds, the number of maximum connections, opened active and passive connections, failed connections, reset connections, currently established connections, received segments, sent segments, retransmitted segments, received errors, segments that have been sent with reset flags, and cumulative connections. You can also see details about UDP datagrams, such as the number of received datagrams, datagrams without port, datagrams with errors, sent datagrams, and listening connections.
Furthermore, Remote Network Statistics provides information about ICMP messages in incoming and outgoing states. This includes the number of messages, errors, unreachable messages, TTL exceeded messages, messages with parameter problems, source quench messages, redirected messages, echo messages, echo replies, time stamp replies, address mask messages, address mask replies, and more.
It is worth noting that you must have administrative privileges on the remote network computer to access all of these features. However, once you do, they are all displayed through a user-friendly graphical interface that makes it easy to see and understand the information provided. Overall, Remote Network Statistics is an excellent software that provides valuable insights for network administrators.
What's New
Version 1.3.4: Updated remote network statistics