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Networking Solution and Guides
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This collection of free network monitoring tools will help analyze, monitor and report on your network performance without spending a dime.
Daniele Giabbai's Net Meter
1.1.20
Track network usage with Daniele Giabbai's Net Meter. The program also features
a system tray icon and Visual Basic 6 source code.
IPNetMon
1.0
This application monitors network traffic and extracts IP addresses and MAC
hardware addresses. If any new combination is detected it is logged to a
database and in addition an e-mail can be sent via SMTP to the network manager
or security staff. You can print reports directly to PDF or Excel. IPNetMon can
be used to determine the active IP devices in your network as a starting point
of a security review. After the network inventory is complete, placing IPNetMon
in Warn mode will send an e-mail to a selected recipient. Using debug mode will
show source and destination in real-time as well as identify SNMP community
strings on the network.
NET
Traffic Meter 1.4
This tool allows you to monitor the traffic on a network or modem interface.
You can monitor your volume, down and upload rates, view general statistics and
measure specifications of your interface. You can export statistics as a Rich
Text document, analyze traffic with the stopwatch function, configure alerts and
audio notifications, and customize the traffic meter.
Bandwidth Monitor 1.0
An ideal tool for the bandwidth conscious, Bandwidth Monitor enables you to
keep a close eye on the amount of bandwidth accumulated over the current day,
week, month, or even year. Watch the current bandwidth in and out of your
network devices with Bandwidth Monitor.
BitMeter 2
BitMeter 2 is a small bandwidth meter that allows you to monitor your Internet
connection with the help of a real-time graph that shows your upload and
download speed over time. It offers long-term upload/download history to track
your usage over time, as well as customizable speed and volume alerts. It also
includes a download time calculator and a download stopwatch. The small graph
can be placed on your desktop as a floating window or in click-through mode.
Look@LAN Network Monitor is an advanced network monitor that is easy to use and
automatically detects and analyzes
your network nodes, including operating system. The program can monitor the
nodes and alert you of any changes (new nodes, offline nodes etc.). The main
window lists all available nodes and detailed statistics and scan results are
available for each individual machine, including a real-time traceroute report,
ping results, active services (open ports) and more. In addition to the
auto-detected nodes, you can also customize the scan ranges and add additional
networks. Additional features include HTML reports, statistical graphs, network
tree view, single node scanning and more. The program comes with a unique,
user-friendly interface, but no documentation.
NetGraph
NetGraph is a small network connection monitoring tool that shows a realtime
graph of your download and upload activity for the selected interface. In
addition to the graph display, it also comes with a dynamic tray icon and an
option to auto-hide the graph when there is no activity. Additional features
include a handy move-out-of-the-way feature that automatically moves the graph
display if your mouse comes near it, as well as customizable graph and support
for transparency.
MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic allows you to monitor and log your Ethernet traffic statistics, and provides a detailed breakdown on daily usage, as well as per service and target host. If your Internet connection has a bandwidth limit, you can also configure the program to provide you with details and remaining bandwidth for the current billing period. The program works on the IP packet level, therefore it can report on all the traffic, regardless whether this traffic was made by a browser, e-mail or any other connection. Additional features include optional exclusion of LAN traffic, user-friendly report interface and more.
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