| Today's Picks | |  Microsoft Network Monitor - Version: 3.4
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- License: Free
- Operating System: Windows XP,Windows Vista,Windows Server 2003,Windows Server 2008,Windows 7
Ever wonder exactly what is being sent across your network--the packets that comprise the lowest level of network traffic and which programs are sending them? If the answer is yes, Network Monitor 3.4-- a free utility from Microsoft--is all you need to find out what's flowing back and forth. - Jon L. Jacobi Share:  
Read more and download this software » |  The Dude - Version: 3.6
- File Size: 3617
- License: Free
- Operating System: Windows XP,Windows Vista
This network enumerator and mapper comes in handy when I'm trying to map out a customer's network. Of course, it shows icons representing the devices on your network, but it goes beyond that. Hovering over an icon shows you the type of services available, recent bandwidth usage, and other info. - Jon L. Jacobi Share:
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