Networking (538 programs)

Pros: Very easy to use. Perfect for non-experts. View wifi connections. Comes with encryption.

Cons: Interface is too simplistic. Lacks configuration options. No instructions included. Some bug issues.

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: Very easy to use. Compatible with lots of hardware.

Cons: Basically no frills. Not open source.

Pros: Very feature-complete. Fantastic port forwarding. Fairly customizable. Graphical SFTP compatibility.

Cons: Requires server compatibility. Some learning required. Some features command line only. Somewhat slow to connect.

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: The developers keep making very clever changes and updates. All the tools are command line that allows heavy scripting.

Cons: You need the programming skills to generate your own DLLs. May be used for more nefarious purposes.

Pros: Very easy to use and execute. Scans incredibly quickly.

Cons: Very one dimensional - offers no other IP analysing tools.

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: Developed by a Google employee. Free to download and use. Comes with an open-source code.

Cons: Benchmarking takes a while.

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: Easy to use. Global servers available. Industry-grade security measures.

Cons: Not many configuration options. Multiple device support only for premium plans. Sometimes takes a few tries to connect.

Pros: Free to download and use. Works smoothly and efficiently.

Cons: Need an administrator’s account. Some useful features missing.

Pros: Full-featured environment. Decent collection of exploits. Real-time penetration testing. Offers both command line and GUI versions.

Cons: Not suitable for novices. Resource-intensive.

Pros: Free to download and use. Works quickly and smoothly.

Cons: Only available for Windows. A few bugs in the system.

Pros: Comprehensive Wi-Fi assessment tool. No networking experience needed.

Cons: May not work with all versions of Mac and Windows. Limited free version.

Pros: Makes working with multiple connections easy. Configurations can be setup in a few clicks.

Cons: Interface not very intuitive. Can’t configure Firewall or SMTP settings.