BluetoothView is a small utility that runs in the background and monitors the activity of Bluetooth devices around you. For each detected Bluetooth device, it displays the Device Name, Bluetooth Address, Major Device Type, Minor Device Type, First Detection Time, Last Detection Time and other minor details. The program works very discreetly and only notifies you in the taskbar with a popup when it has discovered a new device. However, if you don't want the balloon in your taskbar, you can always instruct it to use a beep sound instead. To be honest, unless your bluetooth detector on your PC is really poor you don't really need this utility but then again, if you constantly work between Bluetooth devices, then you'll find it a much better way to find and connect than manually searching for them.

If you're a heavy Bluetooth user, then you'll find that BluetoothView makes life easier in finding the devices you need to connect to.

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The application provides you with lots of information about the current state of the network, revealing the number of users connected, the amount of traffic generated by each one, the type of communications being made, the IP addresses they're visiting, and lots more.
There are also plenty of control options, including the ability to block a single user, to restrict in some way their communications, and analyse the files they've transmitted or received.

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Whenever you open a website or establish any kind of connection with an outside entity, you open up what's known as a TCP/UDP connection. But getting a list of all the TCP/UDP connections on your computer is not always easy, especially when some of them may have been connected remotely without your knowledge.

NetStat Agent offers a comprehensive way to monitor all incoming and outgoing connections to and from your PC. NetStat Agent offers a range of tools including NetStat, Ping, Traceroute, IPconfig, ARP and Whois in a user-friendly graphical interface.

It's an excellent tool for anyone that's involved in network administration or those that may suspect their browser has been hijacked. While many of the connections will appear a little mysterious, you can easily see which ones relate to internet, networks and those that are erroneous or unrecognized and could be suspicious.

NetStat agent features a whole host of tools to do a pretty simply job - find out who is connected to your PC. For network administrators, it's a very useful resource.

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Total Network Monitor is mainly aimed at system and network administrators, which means it may be a bit difficult to use for the average user. It features a clear interface with three main areas from which you can conveniently arrange monitored devices into different groups and monitor them all at a glance.

You can add devices manually or use the program's wizard-like scan to locate and add a bunch of networked devices at the same time. From that moment on, Total Network Monitor will supervise their performance and alert the network administrator in case there's kind of error or system failure, generating a detailed report about each registered issue.

Total Network Monitor is a fully featured monitoring tool for system and network administrators that may be a bit too complicated for the average user.

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With no complicated set-up needed and no special hardware requirements either, you can have Spiceworks up and running on your browser in less than 10 minutes. The program features a nicely designed, user-friendly interface that makes it a pleasure to use.

Spiceworks covers pretty much every area in IT work: from performing an automated network inventory, to running an IT Help Desk service and solve network issues, you have everything you need to manage network installations at your fingertips.

Among the utilities you find in Spiceworks, you’ll see tools to map networks, create reports, troubleshoot network issues, monitor the network for any potential problems, keep an eye on Exchange and SQL servers, and even track disk space, software installs and printer toner levels.

The only complaint about Spiceworks, if any, is the amount of tools, options and elements you need to get familiar with during the first few minutes of use. It may feel a bit overwhelming, especially if you’ve never used a similar tool before.

The best thing about Spiceworks is that if you get stuck at some point, not only can you check the program’s extensive documentation, but also get help from a large community of Spiceworks users – IT pros like you that are just a click away.

Spiceworks is an excellent, comprehensive web-based tool for professional network managers.

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However, monitoring whether this happens is easier said than done but IsItUp provides an easy one stop solution for small networks. The program monitors multiple "pingable" TCP/IP devices around the clock and notifies you, via email or pager, of the status of a particular device. It lets you know when it goes down and when it comes back up again. The application keeps comprehensive stats for each device it monitors including up time, maximum response time, minimum response time, standard deviation and more. Most useful of all however, it tracks the last successful and last failed Traceroute to a destination so it can determine where the break-down occurred. In addition, it's a great tool for those on the move because it has both a Web and a Windows User interface that allows you to check your network status from any location.

For medium to small sized network administrators, this is a powerful tool which allows you to track your network performance from any location.

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