Networking (543 programs)

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 Interface looks outdated.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: Scans for open ports, resource shares, and services. Auto-detects your local IP range. Resolves host names. Performs several ping sweeps.

Cons: Requires editing and saving results from a CSV file.

Pros: Manage various USB device in one platform. Connect through any network connection available. No further network configuration is required. All files are encrypted.

Cons: User interface looks dull.

Pros: Lightweight and portable. TCP and UDP network monitoring. Built-in logging feature.

Cons: Slight learning curve.

Pros: Generates private and public SSH key pair. Edits existing key pair. Generates RSA key for old SSH-1 protocol.

Cons: Outdated interface. Requires working knowledge from users.

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: Connect USB devices over the internet.. Share devices on a LAN.. Overcome compatibility problems..

Cons: Will you use it regularly?.

Pros: Auto log in function on known devices. Customise multiple Wi-Fi locations separately. No need to upgrade Wi-Fi hardware.

Cons: US dollar billing only.

Pros: Advanced detection for hidden or non-pingable devices. Fast, detailed multi-threaded scanning.

Cons: Full functionality requires a paid license. Windows-only and needs admin privileges for best accuracy.

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 use, even for beginners. Nice interface design. One-click features. Quick network analysis.

Cons: None worth mentioning.

Pros: A more reliable means to maintain a broadband connection. Data usage is proactively monitored.

Cons: Does not support 5G broadband connectivity. Computers will first need to be connected to a GSM/CDMA modem.