Network Performance Monitor

Most computers can access the information superhighway nowadays, but every reachable service is well-established within a network of multiple computers. Needless to say that there’s at least a responsible administrator, which can put Network Performance Monitor to good use in order to identify and solve performance issues before they pose a threat to the service or its clients.

It’s highly recommended that the program is installed on Windows Server, which is fitted with .NET Framework, Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package, as well as Microsoft SQL Server. It’s also a good idea to make use of a 64-bit architecture, especially if there are considerable amounts of data or computers involved in the network.

Overall, the application’s core purpose is to perform network analysis in an attempt to identify potential threats or issues, and help solve them before anything can happen. This is done through careful setup of the entire operation, which can include various alerts and logs to deliver the necessary amount of info to the administrator.

Network Performance Monitor can keep an eye on nodes, interfaces, and network paths, as well as to perform troubleshooting when necessary. Built-in functions can analyze network latency and packet loss, interfaces by percent utilization and traffic, response times, and more.