Network Tools by KeepSolid 2.0

Network Tools by KeepSolid is a comprehensive solution for efficient network analysis and server availability checks.

If you require network settings verification, server availability testing, or scanning WiFi networks for neighboring devices, Network Tools is specifically designed to meet your needs. This professional application offers a diverse range of tools, including ping, traceroute, DNS resolve, simple TCP client, routes, and interfaces list. With Network Tools by KeepSolid, you can proactively identify and address any potential issues before they escalate.

We have developed an intuitive user interface that ensures seamless and instant execution of various tests and checks.

The array of expert analysis tools includes:

• Server Check: Allows you to add custom domains for HTTP(S) availability checks. It provides additional information about whether a domain name cannot be resolved or does not respond via the HTTP protocol.
• WiFi Devices List: Presents a list of all neighboring WiFi devices along with their respective IP and MAC addresses. It also displays NetBIOS/Bonjour names of devices and facilitates ping/traceroute to ensure connectivity.
• Ping: Enables you to detect packet loss and network problems. It offers configurable timeout, delay, packet size, and packet count options.
• Traceroute: Illustrates the complete route from your device to the destination server. It provides insightful statistics on intermediate network hops.
• DNS Resolve: Allows you to use system-configured DNS servers or choose from a list of pre-defined ones. It swiftly delivers accurate data with easily copyable results. Aside from supporting basic IPv4 (A) and IPv6 (AAAA) field types, it also provides additional advanced field type responses such as MX, NS, SOA, SRV, and TXT.
• TCP Client: Enables connections to any plain-text that supports a TCP server. It supports HTTP, SMTP, POP3, and Telnet protocols, making it a valuable resource for students researching network protocols.
• Network Routes: Offers a comprehensive overview of system routes on your device. This feature is particularly useful for developers as it resembles the "route" utility offered by Mac devices.
• Network Interfaces: Provides detailed information on all system network interfaces, including associated addresses. It bears similarities to the "ifconfig" utility available on Mac devices.