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NetworkView
- Version: 3.62.1
- Downloads Count: 17
- License Type: Trial
- Price: $79
- Date Added: Aug 31, 2011
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows 7
- Author: NetworkView Software
Description of NetworkView
NetworkView is a compact network discovery and management tool for the Windows 32 and 64 bit platforms : in a few minutes, it will discover all TCP/IP nodes and draw a full graphical map (including routes) using DNS, MAC Addresses, SNMP, NetBIOS, WMI and TCP Ports information. It can also poll the network and send an email when nodes are unreachable. With more than 48000 entries in its SNMP and MAC addresses databases, it can be used from a USB key. Full print and print preview capabilities for maps and lists.
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