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...It automatically ping to all hosts every number of seconds that you specify, and displays the number of succeed and failed pings, as well as the average ping time. You can also save the ping result into text/html/xml file, or copy it to the clipboard. PingInfoView supports both ICMP pings and TCP pings. PingInfoView doesn't require any installation process or additional dll files. In order to start using it, simply run the executable file (PingInfoView.exe), type the host names and IP addresses that you want to ping, and click the 'Ok' button to start pinging.Starting from version 2.00, you can also specify a TCP port number (e.g: 192.168.0.100:80 192.168.1.10:443 ) in order to test a TCP connection (TCP Ping) instead of using ICMP pings. ...

SPM Monitoring System - Complete Solution for Efficient Monitoring and Alerting SPM Monitoring System is an all-in-one monitoring solution for IT environments that offers comprehensive features to ensure high availability, stability, and optimal performance of your infrastructure. With SPM Monitoring Systems, you can monitor your network, servers, applications, and services with ease, and receive timely alerts when issues arise. Host Availability Monitoring. Agent-Based Monitoring:...

Ping Monster is a freeware ping monitoring tool that comes with some alert actions including email and sound alerts and HTTP post. Version 1.9

... * When you start the test you see testing throughput as a graph against time also total size of packet sent in (MB). *You can use it as DOS attack tool. *Every action done on the app is logged in XML file as data source (only stress test + ping). *TCP-Ping is a perfect way to discover network devices which active firewall to ignore ping packets or you can use it as TCP port scanner to check your network security. *Stress test speed graph can be exported as image easily. *Searching log files for certain data is also integrated to app. ...

...You do not need to install any applications on the monitoring servers, because Emon uses SSH and /proc directory to get the monitoring data. All you need to do is just configure Emon in XML and create an SSH user. After configuration, you are ready to monitor ping, dns, ports, url, CPU, RAM, SWAP, disk, traffic and log files of multiple servers in the terminal. If something goes wrong, Emon will send email to the admin. Emon is able to send the statistics (dropouts and graphs) to the admin.