IPTools description
Award-winning program which contains 17 TCP/IP utilities

IP-Tools offers many TCP/IP utilities in one program.

IP-Tools includes 17 utilities:
· Local Info - examine the local host and show info about processor, memory, Winsock data, etc
· Connection Monitor - displays information about current TCP,UDP network connections
· NetBIOS Info - get NetBIOS information about network interfaces (local and remote computers)
· NB Scanner - shared resources scanner
· Name Scanner - scan all hostnames under range of IP addresses
· Port Scanner - scan network(s) for active TCP based services
· UDP Scanner - scan network(s) for active UDP based services
· Ping Scanner - ping a remote hosts over the network
· Trace - trace the route to a remote host over the network
· WhoIs - obtain information on names from the Network Information Center
· Finger - finger one or more users at a remote host
· LookUp - look up domain names according to its IP address or an IP address from its domain name
· GetTime - get time from time servers (also it can setup correct time on local system)
· Telnet - telnet client
· HTTP - HTTP client
· IP-Monitor - show in real time graphics for TCP,UDP,ICMP In,Out,Error packets
· Host Monitor - monitoring the up/down status of selected hosts.

Features:

· Program allows multitask operation - You may use all utilities at the same time.
· Many utilities can obtain information from a single host, from all hosts within a range of IP addresses (ex. 195.128.74.1 - 195.130.200.5) or work with list of hosts and IP addresses.
· IP-Tools can save obtained information into text file or create cool HTML reports.
· Highly intuitive interface makes operation easy for users
· Easy Install / Upgrade / Uninstall program
· After registration you gain the right to use ALL future IP-Tools updates and releases, on the same OS platform, in the registered mode.


Requirements:

· Internet connection or TCP/IP enabled LAN;
· 3Mb free disk space;
· Minimum screen resolution: 800 x 600


Limitations:

· 21 days trial