IPNetMonitor
2.5 provides a set of twelve commonly used Internet tools which
allow Macintosh users to monitor and debug their connections to
the Internet. The tools are designed to help users quickly identify
problems, locate where the problem is, and gather data which can
be used to solve the problem, either directly or through their Internet
Service Provider.
Price: $60 (Includes IPNetMonitorX key)
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Tool
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Function
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Ping
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Tests IP connectivity to a designated IP address.
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Trace
Route
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Shows the IP addresses and names of all the hosts and routers
between you and a remote IP address. Also displays round trip
time to these individual hosts/routers.
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Name
Server Lookup (NS Lookup)
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Typically used to determine the true IP address of an alphanumeric
domain name
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Who
Is
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Typically used to determine ownership, technical responsibility
of a given domain name.
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Finger
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Typically used to get information about a specific host or
user on a host. With security and privacy concerns, this information
is not always available.
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Monitor
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Monitor the IP throughput on a single or all interfaces on
the IPNetMonitor computer.
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TCP
Info
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The TCP info window allows you to examine TCP/IP data transfer
and connection state more closely on the machine running
IPNetMonitor.
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Connection
List
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The Connection List window allows you to see information
about your current TCP/IP connections on the machine running
IPNetMonitor.
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Address
Scan
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The Address Scan window allows you to scan a range of IP
Addresses to check for available hosts and assigned domain
names.
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Subnet
Calculator
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The Subnet Calculator makes it easier to specify IP addresses
and masks for routing.
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DHCP
Lease
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The DHCP Lease window provides information about the local
DHCP Lease when configure via DHCP is selected in the TCP/IP
Control Panel. This feature is only available under MacOS
8.5 and later which includes Network Setup.
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DHCP
Test
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The DHCP Test window allows you to exercise a DHCP Server.
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For IPNetMonitorX,
The Mac OS X version, click
here.
"And, for Macintosh computers, IPNetMonitor provides an abundance
of information on the state of your connection."
--- Dallas Morning News, 11/29/01
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Read the article here.
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