NetAudit

Network administrators can take advantage of several command-line tools when they want to inspect traffic or various processes, view the path of data packets and transit delays or obtain information about a website, but these utilities are not particularly intuitive.

NetAudit is a useful application that packs multiple helpful functions into a unified interface, enabling you to ping hosts, launch a traceroute command, analyze running processes and run whois checks.

NetAudit is very simple to set up, although it should be noted that it requires .NET Framework to be installed on your computer.

Once it is launched, the application monitors overall network usage and displays all the active processes. You can search for specific entries, and double-clicking an item causes the program to displays statistics about the selected process.

You can also provide any IP address and ping the host, analyze the route of data packets and view information about domains, as well as inspect all active connections.

NetAudit features a minimalistic interface and is not only aimed at experienced users. While network administrators may certainly find it to be handy, the program is especially useful for novices who are not familiar with these tools.

Whenever you launch a command in NetAudit, you have the option of saving the output to a TXT file for later analysis. The documents are stored in the program’s folder, and a handy shortcut to this location is placed on your desktop during installation.

However, it is not possible to copy this information from the main window directly, as you have to extract it from the last log file to be created.

NetAudit is a relatively simple program that can be used by experts and novices alike. It is easy to use and provides you with a number of helpful network-related tools, all packed into an intuitive interface.