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Tansu TCP
FreeTansu TCP: Packet Trace and Data Management Utility
WindowsAdRem Litecon
Trial versionAdRem Litecon: Remote NetWare Console Access Simplified
Windows
NMTopUsers (64-bit)
FreeQuickly Find Your Network's Heaviest Talkers
WindowseStats Xtreme
Trial versionWeb Server Statistics for Windows Hosting Companies
Windows
SNMPSniffer
FreeSniff SNMP packets over network.
Mac
IPTables for Linux
FreeGet the userspace command line program to configure the Linux 2.4.x and 2.6.x IPv4 packet filtering ruleset.
LinuxjTrcezer
FreeRead, analyze, and calculate metrics of an ns-2 network simulation
WindowsAtomic Time Zone Server.NET Edition
Trial versionAtomic Time Zone Server.NET: Precise Network Synchronization
WindowsPingStatus
FreeMonitor your Internet connection.
Windows
ProxyInspector Standard edition
Trial versionProxyInspector: Master Your Network's Internet Usage
WindowsBiometrics Network Logon
Trial versionSecure Windows Access With Universal Fingerprint Login
Windows
HammerDB (64-Bit)
FreeHammerDB: Powerful Open Source Database Load Testing
Windows
Facilitychkr
FreeKeep facilities equipment running at peak uptime - printers, faxes, APs, access systems, and others.
Windows
Kickdrive Zero
FreePerform configuration and testing tasks for CAN/CANopen networks.
Windows
BATIP
FreeMonitor multiple IP addresses from your PC.
Windows
LibPRI for Linux
FreeImplement signaling for ISDN-PRI and ISDN-BRI on your Linux system.
Linux
York Network Trace
Trial versionNetwork Trace: Powerful Traffic Sniffing Tool
Windows
HoneyGain
FreeUnlock passive income with internet sharing
WindowsAutoDNS for Linux
FreeEnable configuration of secondary DNS via email.
LinuxRASVoter
Trial versionShare your Internet modem connection with the LAN.
WindowsPingotron
Trial versionPingotron: Network Monitoring Simplified
Windows
Zola Connection Troubleshooter
FreeZOLA Connection Troubleshooter Simplifies Remote Access Issues
Windows
One Ping Only
FreePing a host to see if it's alive.
WindowsPingit
FreePing IP Ranges from the Windows Command Line
Windows
