NetRouteView

NetRouteView is a GUI tool for the 'Route.exe' services of Windows. This program seeks to bridge the gap between users who do not wish to work with the CMD interface, yet need to take care of network routing tables tasks.

Since installation is not a prerequisite, accessing NetRouteView is a walk in the park. What's more, if you want to check routing tables on other computers, you can send the executable to a removable drive, hang it on the keychain, and deploy it whenever and wherever.

NetRouteView has a basic interface that gets instantly populated with all routes detected on your network. Besides counting the routes on your current network, the app provides information like destination, mask, gateway, interface IP address, metric value, type, protocol, age, interface name, MAC address, date of creation, and connection name.

Unless you have a wide monitor to see all the details without scrolling your finger off, you can open a route's context menu and access its Properties, which offer all the information in a more organized panel.

If you want to post the results on the web or share them with your peers, you can export the routing table to HTML. Use the same context menu to export the entire list or a specific selection.

NetRouteView lest you add and modify routes at will. Create a new entry by providing data or a destination, mask, gateway, a metric value, and by selecting an interface. The same pattern applies to the modification process.

NetRouteView is a lightweight app that provides a UI for the Route.exe OS asset. If you are not familiar with how the command-line works, install this app and manage your network routes in peace.