Anasil 2.2 is a network analyzer software equipped with 5 Anasil desktop agents. It allows users to monitor and analyze network activities effectively.
ANASIL is an Ethernet-based local area network analysis utility that offers numerous functions to its users. Its most significant features include network link monitoring, creating and maintaining a list of active network stations, testing the network link and connection between stations, reporting events that exceed previously defined limits, and frame grabbing and analysis.
This software is particularly helpful for different types of users such as Local area network supervisors, network programmers, and network servicemen. Local area network supervisors can use ANASIL for media load distribution analysis to identify stations that generate most of the frame traffic. Point-to-point tests are also helpful in detecting defected stations, and network profile and new station detection can aid in detecting intruders that connect to your network.
Network programmers can use ANASIL's frame grabbing and analysis as invaluable tools while testing communication between network applications running on different stations. They can also create decoders for their own communication protocols using the programmable protocol decoder and monitor these protocols with ease.
Finally, network servicemen can use ANASIL's protocol decoder and frame grabbing features to detect and correct network configuration problems. They can also leverage point-to-point tests to check the network hardware thoroughly.
ANASIL is a Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/2000 application that supports a wide range of protocols. It is not limited to Microsoft-trademarked protocols and can monitor activity on networks of the UNIX family, Novell, and Apple.
This software is particularly helpful for different types of users such as Local area network supervisors, network programmers, and network servicemen. Local area network supervisors can use ANASIL for media load distribution analysis to identify stations that generate most of the frame traffic. Point-to-point tests are also helpful in detecting defected stations, and network profile and new station detection can aid in detecting intruders that connect to your network.
Network programmers can use ANASIL's frame grabbing and analysis as invaluable tools while testing communication between network applications running on different stations. They can also create decoders for their own communication protocols using the programmable protocol decoder and monitor these protocols with ease.
Finally, network servicemen can use ANASIL's protocol decoder and frame grabbing features to detect and correct network configuration problems. They can also leverage point-to-point tests to check the network hardware thoroughly.
ANASIL is a Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/2000 application that supports a wide range of protocols. It is not limited to Microsoft-trademarked protocols and can monitor activity on networks of the UNIX family, Novell, and Apple.
What's New
Version 2.2: N/A