Category: Windows / Network Tools

License: Trial

Limitations :

OS: Windows All

Size: 4.1 MB (4,291,816 bytes)

Introduction: IPJudo is an application that contain a big variety of network tools. IPJudo is a TCP/IP diagnostics toolkit that includes a variety of network tools to help you analyze connection problems and gather information from your local network or the Internet. It includes a graphical traceroute that displays node locations on a world map as well as a speed test that downloads files from various (public) locations and analyzes your Internet connection quality. IPJudo can also display details for all machines that are connected to your LAN and provides you with a complete overview of your network configuration (IP Config) and NetStat information. Other features include advanced DNS lookup, ping statistics and more. Here are some key features of "IPJudo": GeoRoute - Geographical Trace Route · Track users and servers to their location in the world. View hop-by-hop ping performance. iSpeed - Internet Speed Test · Test your Internet connection's download and upload capacity and quality. LAN - LAN Scan · Auto discover all of the IP devices on your local subnet, with MAC address to OUI mapping. NetStat - Identify creating process · Identify the EXE/process that created open UDP and TCP network connections. Ping - Connectivity testing · Graph ping results over time for testing Internet connectivity to any remote host or IP address IPConfig - Review IP Configuration · View IP configuration. Verify DNS servers. Discover gateway and cable/DSL modem. DNS - Perform nslookup's · Lookup A, NS, CNAME, SOA, PTR, MX, TXT, and AAAA DNS records. Detect open DNS NS. Tools - Useful shortcuts · A collection of shortcuts to useful network related tools. Requirements: · Windows XP SP2 or Windows 2003 is recommended. Otherwise, Windows 2000, Windows 98 SE, or Windows ME may be used, but with some limited functionality. · Sun's Java Runtime Environment 1.4 (or later; automatically installed if not present). · Internet access. · Some features require 'Administrator' privileges to function properly