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Quick Ping
Multi-threaded ping tool based on WMI.
A multi-threaded ping tool based on WMI. Supports getting ping results from remote PC in domain (needs to be logged on as domain administrator). For example in a global company with multiple sites, for a person located in Hong Kong office, he / she can ping Singapore server from Sydney server without having to remotely connect to Sydney server first. -
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NetComp Scan
IT Admin tool used for remote computer and network information
NetComp Scan comes with 7 tools to make life easier ComputerInfo - Allows you to get basic information from remote computer including last logged on user, storage device info, time since last restart, and installed programs. IP info - Ping allows you to get your computer IP information including public IP and also allows you to ping like cmd. MAC Changer - Changes MAC with option to revert to default. Ping Sweep - Sweeps a specified network range and returns online... -
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NetTest 2.0
NetTest is a simple multi-host pinger.
NetTest 2.0 is a simple network connectivity tester designed for remote-support environments. It’s lightweight, meaning it’s easy to deploy through Active Directory, e-mail or whatever other means you want to use. It’s also extremely easy to use so that in remote support situations the often-computer-illiterate end users can help diagnose network issues by simply hitting a button, no more “okay, go to the Start Menu, open up a command prompt…” situations. See release notes under "Files"...
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