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Introduction |
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Using the Program |
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Reference |
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Version
4.4
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Essential NetTools is now freeware.
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Version
4.3
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WiFiMan: A new tool for working with wireless networks. Scan for available networks, manage profiles, monitor signal level, etc. |
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Improved NetStat and ProcMon report generation. |
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Updated IP allocation map. |
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A few other improvements. |
Version
4.2
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New
network tools have been added: HostAlive for service availability
monitoring; EmailVerify for checking if an e-mail address is valid
by communicating with the corresponding mail server; IPBlackList
for checking if an IP address is included in various IP address
black lists.
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All the
tools now include real-time geolocation, i.e. all IP addresses are
mapped to their country, and the country name and flag is displayed
next to every IP address.
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A few
bugs have been fixed.
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Version
4.1
Version
4.0
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SNMPAudit – a new tool for exploring
SNMP-enabled devices. A SNMP browser has been added for detailed
examining of SNMP-enabled device states.
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Fully
revised NetAudit tool. Increased overall performance and improved
compatibility with modern network standards. User interface is
changed for increased usability and simplicity of use.
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Expanded and improved NetStat. New
customizable alert system for incoming and outgoing connections
added, as well as icons representing processes in the current
connections list. Various types of connections are colored,
including the closed ones.
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Now the
ProcMon module displays the CPU time allocation statistics per
process.
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Automatic updates system allows you to
quickly check for program updates at the TamoSoft Web site.
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User
interface improvements that include customizable side bar buttons,
ability to launch the standard Windows System Info utility, and
other improvements.
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RawSocket now allows you to send arbitrary
data including non-printing characters, such as 0x00.
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TraceRoute makes DNS-resolving in the
background that significantly improves the module
performance.
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A few
bugs of the previous version are fixed.
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Version
3.2
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A new
System Summary window provides you with very detailed information
on your computer.
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Improved logging that allows you to log
only new connections or those processed in NetStat and
ProcMon.
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Ping is
now capable of pinging a range of IP addresses.
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New
Quick Launch and Windows Tools menu items can be used to launch
your favorite applications and access many commonly used Windows
tools from one place.
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Raw UDP
connections are now supported in addition to TCP.
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New
connections are highlighted in NetStat.
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Local
shared resources are now listed in Shares.
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SysFiles – a new tool that allows you to
easily edit five important system files: services, protocol,
networks, hosts, and lmhosts.
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Multilingual interface.
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Version
3.1
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PortScan – a new tool for TCP port
scanning.
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User-defined filters in NetStat.
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You can
terminate TCP connections established by other applications.
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The
program can automatically generate NetStat and ProcMon logs.
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A few
other improvements.
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Version
3.0
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A new,
improved interface.
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NetStat
now maps open ports and connections to the owning application
(Windows NT/2000/XP only).
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New
tools: TraceRoute, Ping, NSLookup, and Process Monitor.
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