NetworkView 3.62 Crack + Serial Number (Updated)

The program reveals a well-organized set of features and gives you the possibility to work with multiple tabs at the same time. Additionally, you may switch between different view modes by sorting the information by IP or MAC address, DNS, NetBIOS, WMI or other criterion.

The utility reveals a graphic box for each node acting as a router. The node displays the addresses of the connected networks, and you may add a comment next to the IP address (e.g. building, city, country).

NetworkView allows you to import/export data from/to NVD file format, export the map to EMF file format, as well as print the information.

You can tweak several discovery parameters, namely include ping, DNS, SNMP, MAC addresses, NetBIOS, TCP port analysis and scan, and WMI discovery operations, log data to a file, enter the timeout and number of retries for ICMP and SNMP, configure TCP ports, and set up WMI credentials.

The program gives you the possibility to define a new discovery task by adding information about the title, description and author and selecting the discovery type (single address, range or subnet). If you opt for a single address, you need to enter the node, while the range mode helps you enter a start and end address.

Editing features allow you to alter the map by adding new nodes, update, delete, find or discover nodes, as well as monitor nodes at a user-defined time using polling options.

What’s more, NetworkView integrates several smart tools, such as MIB browser for setting any value from your MIB2 or proprietary MIBs, WMI browser that is used for connecting to a local or remote node and retrieving all available Win32 classes, and port scanner for checking the alive ports (you may export the information to a file or copy it to the clipboard).

There’s support for a comprehensive suite of configuration settings that enable you to alter the colors and font, set up email alerts, enable sound notifications, as well as tweak the view mode, monitoring options, size and number of the nodes in the map, as well as WMI classes and credentials. Last but not least, you are allowed to work with four different logs for monitoring UP and DOWN events, discovery, emails, and SMTP errors.

All in all, NetworkView comes with a comprehensive suite of features for helping you graphically analyze your network and discovery all TCP/IP nodes. The advanced feature pack makes it suitable especially for network administrators.