Networking (539 programs)

Pros: User-friendly for beginners. Receives good support. Comprehensive network simulation capabilities. Integration with Networking Academy syllabus. Regular updates and improvements. Multi-device and API support.

Cons: Not ideal for experts. Limited compared to physical hardware. Best suited for academic use only. Requires understanding of basic networking concepts.

Pros: Lightweight and highly reliable. Supports multiple protocols (SSH, Telnet, SCP, SFTP). Extensive customization options. Strong encryption and public key authentication.

Cons: Outdated, basic interface. Requires manual configuration for some advanced features.

Pros: Turn your computer into a router. Safe and secure.

Cons: Not available through official Windows app store. Not available on Macs.

Pros: Open-source. Extremely detailed packet analysis. Broad protocol and platform support. Regular updates and security fixes.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Dated user interface.

Pros: Open-source. Simple and easy-to-use interface. Supports all major Windows versions. Provides detailed network configuration information.

Cons: Basic user interface design. Limited advanced automation features.

Pros: Has a user-friendly interface. Available as a portable tool. Provides details on all connected PCs. Works on both wireless and wired networks.

Cons: Doesn’t offer cross-platform support. May seem complicated to beginners.

Pros: Simple tabbed design. Quick and easy setup.

Cons: Some stability problems. Relatively large file.

Pros: Easily activated. Uses WPA2 encryption. Automatic detection for WiFi-enabled devices. Share folders.

Cons: Needs a compatible wireless card.

Pros: There is a zero-configuration option. Still does its job even though it is old.

Cons: There are more current programs that will help you create a network. Modern versions of this software are easier to use.

Pros: Quick scans. Possibility of extracting data easily. Details on types of devices.

Cons: No other function other than monitoring. Cannot remove or add devices manually.

Pros: Free and lightweight. Switch between Blacklist and Whitelist modes. Blocklist using XML files.

Cons: Adding or changing rules is unintuitive.

Pros: Small filesize. Covers a lot of DNS-related applications. Can save settings on profiles. Easy deletion with Flush DNS.

Cons: Falls behind specialized software in specific uses.

Pros: One of the best proxy servers on the market.. There are a number of different proxy options that can be selected..

Cons: Not nearly as advanced as more modern software bundles.. Does not offer the same levels of protection as a VPN service..

Pros: Easy to use. You can have as many network configurations as you want. Data can be inserted manually.

Cons: Tabs can't be removed.

Pros: Turns a laptop into WiFi hotspot. Doesn’t require hardware devices. Completely free. Sets up within seconds.

Cons: Issues with connection stability. Not very practical for extended usage.

Pros: There is no charge to download this software.. A streamlined search function is excellent to find a specific text..

Cons: There are no illustrations contained alongside the text.. This software application cannot work with systems newer than Windows 7..