PingUtil For Windows Most ping utilities used by others target only unauthenticated network packets. This server will display a list of ALL packets received from a given network interface, authenticating as any user of that network. The server will answer ICMP echo requests (or any other ICMP packet) with a randomly generated response that will change whenever you start or stop your application. This makes it easier for you to keep logs of your network activity. - A simple OLE Automation control to allow a program to run asynchronous pings to remote hosts (such as web, mail and database servers). New Interface: Take advantage of Windows Forms when creating your tools for Graphical applications. [FEATURES] - Supports Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) between local and remote machines. - Supports Remote Access and Web services (RAS). - Supports multiple accounts on single machine. - Local and Remote server modes. - Remote server supports authentication and authorization. - Supports time-outs. - Support for ICMP. - ICS support enables you to make use of one local machine on a LAN to connect to various remote hosts at different IP addresses or sub-nets. [NOTES] - The server displays the results using the Windows Forms DialogBox. [CONTROLS] - Local and Remote server modes allow you to run the server on a single local machine and connect remote machines. The Remote connection mode is useful if you want to send the same data to multiple servers at the same time (synchronous pings). - Supports authentication and authorization. - Multiple account on single machine. - Built-in firewall. [PROVIDING] - Server Operation: When the server is running it listens on a port of your choice. - Client Operation: The client accepts data on the server port and uses it to run the pings. - With authentication, the client machine tries to login to the server using a standard username (email address) and password. - With authorization, the client machine sends a username and password to the server and the server checks that you are authorized to run the program. [IMPLEMENTATION] - The server contains three classes. Two are inherited from the TcpClient class, one for the server connection and the other for the pings. These classes have no methods because they take no PingUtil [32|64bit] [Updated] 2022 This script simply logs the results of a ping to a file. It can also graph the result to a graphic file. IpMonitor Lite: My personal IP logging software. With this software you can log every IP connection (including mobile and stealth IP address) in a database and print/save them to a file. The software has a multi-language system so you can choose to have the PingDOM.com: Easily monitor the health of your local network using Pingdom.com. Easily view results and graphs using the graphing engine and customize from windows, web, or your mobile device. IPTraf Lite: A small console application to create a profile on your network connection. It generates a graphical chart of IP traffic. The utility also includes a simplified System.Net.Sockets.NetworkInformation class to be used in your own application. Ping Monitor: This utility is similar to Ping Dom in that it provides you with the ability to capture and graph your network traffic. However unlike Ping Dom it uses built-in ICMP utilities to track your IP traffic. IPLog: A c# utility to log all incoming and outgoing IP addresses. It will generate a log file of all incoming and outgoing IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6) with the number of times they were connected. PingPlotter: Another tool for graphing C# ping responses. IMP Pop! Lite: A simple C# IpMonitor proxy. iScan: This utility is part of the AIPSoft IP Manager (AIM) suite. It provides you with the ability to quickly search the network for devices such as printers, servers, modems, and more. The utility supports IPv6, IPv4, and MAC addresses. Smart Ping Monitor: A small console utility to capture and graph network activity on your local network. It includes a graphing engine that allows for graphs to be saved as images. The software includes a simplified System.Net.Sockets.NetworkInformation class to be used in your own application. Multilog: An application to monitor multiple computers at the same time. This application includes a graphing engine to allow you to view traffic graphs for each computer that is monitored by the application. Ping++: An application for monitoring your network to see if any hosts are not responding to pings. The application allows you to set up a range of IP addresses to check and takes a user specified timeout to keep b7e8fdf5c8 PingUtil Crack For Windows A graphical ping utility written in C# for Windows XP and Windows 2000. Outputs an icmp packet in ASCII and ping in binary (IP-Friendly) for use in a command line application. Features: - Identifies the address/names of hosts that can ping your own computer (or non-existent host). - Shows current ping status. - Shows the contents of the icmp packet used to identify and ping the hosts. - Displays the result of pinging multiple hosts at once (in several windows). - Shows whether or not a host is reachable. - Shows the ping time for all hosts. - Can be used from command prompt. - Can be run as a background process. - Can be run on command line. PingUtil Examples: To run PingUtil from command prompt: C:\Ripen> ping.exe -a -f To run PingUtil as a background process: C:\Ripen> ping -b -f [mike@ripen]Desktop>ping -b 192.168.0.168 -f lpr.scratch.com Pinging 192.168.0.168 [192.168.0.168] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 192.168.0.168: bytes=32 time What's New in the PingUtil? The main functionality of this application is to provide an easy way to view and log responses from ping requests. I have my testing script that I use to test connections. For me its better to just do this rather then alter the hosts IP address when the connection dies and I have to re-set the IP address of a host. I was a little annoyed that it was a few days before I found a handy way of logging the responses form the pings as I kept having to run the script and had to watch for the results. A while back I made a C# Ping Class: Ping Network Applications are designed to be used for testing network connectivity to test network service providers, applications, servers, routers, switches, and other network components, and as an educational tool to learn about and test network connections. Features: 1) Class Library for ICMP Ping 2) Graphical User Interface in C# 3) C# Enumeration for ICMP ping 4) C# Output Message Box Logging of ICMP responses 5) C# Performance Time Monitor Requirements: C# 3.5 ICMP Ping Class Library - Available on CodePlex: (included in Ping Util application) 6) Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 or higher Download: (bin and dll) Source Code: (zipped source in binary folder) Bug Reports: For each bug you find please create a new ticket at CodePlex. It's easy to do, fill in the ticket number and send me the ticket with your message. I will send the ticket number back to you and add it to the ticket number in the source code. You will need: - Visual Studio.NET 2008 (to compile) - VS 2008 SP1 -.NET Framework 4.0 or higher - Ping Util (bin, Dll) - Ping Util (Source Code) - C# compiler (the program cant compile without it) Tutorial: Please read the tutorial in the readingme file which is linked to in the downloads file. The tutorial explains how to use the application. The tutorial explains how to use the application. The tutorial shows you how to add a new ICMP ping to the GUI Ping list. The tutorial shows you how to add a new ICMP ping to System Requirements For PingUtil: **Before you begin**: * Windows 10 * Windows 8.1 * Windows 7 * Windows Vista * macOS 10.7 or later **Installing NIM Software**: * Use the **Install NIM Software** button to download and install the NIM Software. * It is recommended that you use the **Full** NIM Software option as this will allow you to perform all operations on the NIM system. * Once installed the NIM Software should appear in your Windows **Start**
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