Networking (544 programs)
Pros: Freeware. Powerful Netstat alternative. View detailed listings of UCP and TCP endpoints. Discover more about an internet server.
Cons: Executable ZIP files could be confusing. Requires high technical knowledge.
Pros: Free to download and use. Works smoothly and efficiently.
Cons: Need an administrator’s account. Some useful features missing.
Pros: Browse anonymously on the internet. Make use of far side security devices for more secure browsing.
Cons: This isn't an internet service need an existing internet service to use.
Pros: Features a simple interface. Shows details of all wireless networks. Helps in finding a strong Wi-Fi signal. Refreshes information automatically.
Cons: Only provides limited features.
Pros: Manages and organizes multiple remote desktop connections. Lets you view your servers in a thumbnail. Support for credential encryption with certificates. Virtual machine connect-to-console support.
Cons: Basic interface look. Limited support for managing remote sessions other than those connected from it.
Pros: Easy to install. Has a lot of customization options. Works well. Can save profiles.
Cons: Annoying default sounds. Difficult to understand. Unnecessary elements on interface. No help files.
Pros: Seamless file transfer between Windows and Linux. Native Windows look and feel with drag-and-drop. Secure transfers using sodium and openssl encryption. Out-of-the-box discovery via zeroconf networking.
Cons: May require manual firewall configuration.
Pros: Very easy to use and execute. Scans incredibly quickly.
Cons: Very one dimensional - offers no other IP analysing tools.
Pros: Huge selection of countries to choose from. Streaming and quality good. Features integrated radio and webcams.
Cons: Poor selection of national channels. Many streams do not work. Interface looks dated.
Pros: Runs from USB without leaving traces on host systems. Detects hardware MAC addresses across different routers. Accepts custom VBScript and Python modules for bespoke probes. Exports results and integrates with external tools for further analysis.
Cons: Advanced vulnerability testing depends on external tools such as Nmap. Effective use assumes scripting or advanced network knowledge.
Pros: Open source. Combines ping and traceroute in one tool. Real-time route analysis. Lightweight and easy to use.
Cons: Windows-only version may restrict users. No graphical visualization tools. Interface looks outdated. Limited reporting options.
Pros: Enables rock-solid encryption. Lots of preferences at hand.
Cons: Could prove tricky for novices.
Pros: Prevent latency problems with one click. Lets you test your speed connection. Tools to free up RAM memory, check processes and more.
Cons: The Free version features only one profile. Not much information about changes.
