Now with better drill down capability, better reports, integrated whois, port discovery, and VoIP. Version 4.2 of Distinct Network Monitor has been released. This new release contains several enhancements to the usability of the Distinct Network Monitor. Some of these enhancements include: IP Statistics now have a three level drill down system. Clicking on any IP address detected on the network will show which communication protocols the system was using such as SMTP for sending email. Clicking on a protocol will list all the IP addresses it has been talking to. In addition, you are now able to right click on any outside IP address to query the appropriate WhoIs database to find out who the IP address belongs to. Network protocols have a drill down capability showing all the local hardware addresses that generated the packets. A new menu item called Reports allows the easy creation of html and csv based statistics reports. New tools allow you to discover which ports on a system are open and listening for a connection. New menu allows to find next packet marked with error or warning - easily [read more on Network Monitor] Filters. Filters can now be built using built-in filter templates. This greatly simplifies the creation of most filters as it removes the requirement to handle logical expressions. Statistics. Statistics now also displays the outside IP addresses detected on the network segment and shows the IP pairs of which IP is talking to which local IP. Parsers. Version 4.2 now parses the H323, SIP and SDP VoIP protocols. Version 4.2 also includes several enhancements such as the ability to choose which statistics windows to display and to turn DNS lookup off, if this is slowing down your system. The IP Traffic, Network Protocols and All traffic charts are all showing additional data items. In the advanced Filters dialog box, filter rules can now be moved up/down in the filter rule listing. A number of predefined fields have been added to the IP, UDP, TCP, BGP, RIP, LPR, BOOTP, DHCP, TFTP and PPPLCP protocol filters removing the necessity to filter by offset for these fields. [read more on Network Monitor] User Guide | Evaluation | Order www.snmp.co.uk Click here to return to home page contact us