NetPinger

NetPinger is a handy network tool that helps you check how well your computers are connected by using the ping command. It gathers a bunch of useful stats that can really help you out when you're trying to solve connection problems.

Easy Installation and Setup

The cool thing about this program is that it comes in just two files, which you can save anywhere on your computer or even on a USB flash drive. This means you can easily launch NetPinger on any machine! Just keep in mind that you need to have the .NET Framework installed first. The best part? It doesn’t mess with your Windows registry settings at all!

User-Friendly Interface

NetPinger runs quietly in your system tray, making it super easy to access its main panel whenever you need it. The layout is simple and well-organized, allowing you to add as many hosts as you want to ping simultaneously. You just need to fill in some basic info like host name, IP address, description, timeout, interval, DNS query interval, recent history depth, number of pings before death, buffer size, and TTL. Plus, there's an option to resolve the host and prevent fragmentation too!

Track Your Statistics

Once you send out the ping command, NetPinger starts collecting stats for you. You can see how many packets were sent and received, lost packets percentage, whether the last packet was lost or received—pretty much all the details you'll need.

Manage Your Hosts Easily

You have full control with options to clear all information, stop pinging commands whenever needed, edit host properties or even remove hosts from your list! There’s also a feature for saving your hosts for later use. In terms of general settings for the program itself, you can change what columns show up on display and set it to run automatically every time Windows starts unless you say otherwise.

Smooth Performance on Newer Windows Versions

NetPinger, although not updated recently, still performs well on newer versions of Windows based on our tests. It completes ping tasks without a hitch and gives back accurate stats.

The bottom line? NetPinger is an easy solution for sending pings to multiple hosts at once! If you're looking for something straightforward yet effective for network monitoring, give it a try!

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