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Professional Look at Net

   Learn more about network protocols, hosts, ports and packets with our tools for network monitor - "professional Look at Net", free portable app for Microsoft Windows XP/2003/Vista/7 operating systems.
   Network scanning is carried out without the privilege the network administrator, only the rights of the local administrator are necessary for installation programs and scanning in "imperceptible" mode.
   Also privileges of the local administrator be required for capture IP packets or Ethernet frames. Filtering of capture of packets on to IP addresses, ports, in a direction - inbox or outbox, etc. Captured IP packets and Ethernet frames can be saved automatically in files on 500, 2000 or 5000 packets for further processing. In a simple integrated the HEX editor it is possible to correct contents not only packets, but also any small size files. More...

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Januare 4, 2010

Available version 2.2.3 release of the "professional Look at Net" utility. Now in color.
Softonic editor review
"Scan ports, capture packets and monitor network activity" by Nick Mead (about version 1.1.2)

   Many network analysers leave beginners floundering in complex interfaces and jargon. Not so with "professional Look at Net" which scans ports, captures packets and generally scans your network for suspicious activity. Not only that but it doesn't require any major installation. The main advantage of "professional Look at Net" compared to other similar programs is the fact that it does not require installation of any major software which makes it simple and easy to handle. It also does not require any third-party libraries, such as WinPCap to analyse data. If you need a simple network analyser with minimum fuss, "professional Look at Net" is everything you need to observe basic traffic activity. If you need detailed Network Data or an analyser with a bit more power however, you will need to look elsewhere.