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Colasoft Ping Tool is a powerful graphic ping tool and compares response time in a graphic chart. Users can ping multiple IP addresses at the same time and ping the IP addresses of captured packets in Colasoft Capsa (if applicable) conveniently.

Free SSH client for Windows with graphical SFTP; VT100, xterm; dynamic and manual TCP/IP tunneling; auto-reconnect; scriptable console-mode SFTP; single-click Remote Desktop forwarding; FTP-to-SFTP bridge; Kerberos; public keys. Free individual use.

Fast, robust, easy to use SSH server for Windows with secure TCP/IP tunneling; SFTP and SCP file transfer; VT100/xterm; Windows group, domain account support; public key and Kerberos authentication; virtual accounts; powerful configuration.

Award-winning integrated set of network (Internet) utilities. Contains scan wizard, port and domain scanners, connection, host, service mail and html watchers, ping, traceroute, netstat, ns lookup, ftp, whois, ph, finger and many more...

IPCheck Mobile GUI offers reliable network and website monitoring through your PocketPC. Sensor types include PING, PORT, HTTP, HTTPS, Advanced HTTP, HTTP Transaction, DNS, SMTP, POP3, SNMP and custom.

IPCheck Server Monitor 5 offers reliable network and website monitoring, support for WinNT/2000/XP/2003 and a web based user interface. Sensor types include PING, PORT, HTTP, HTTPS, Advanced HTTP, HTTP Transaction, DNS, SMTP, POP3, SNMP and custom

OneMX is a free file-sharing program that connects to the eDonkey network. Users can share MP3s, movies, or any type of file on the world's second largest p2p network. OneMX supports many advanced features in an easy-to-use interface.

HDC Monitoring is a Monitoring software for Windows. It analyses, logs, displays, alerts about harddisk, services, performance, network port from hosts such as servers and desktops.

xStarter will help you to automate each and every process in your computer. Automate operations on schedule, or on a keypress or via various events (windows event log changes, file/folder modifications, signals from an RS232 port, TCP/IP, etc.)