• Latency Monitor
  
  • Takes in up to five targets (IPv4 Address or DNS Name) and monitors their latency
    
    • Keeps track of the lowest, highest and average latencies returned during the session
    • Tracks how many packets were lost during the session for each target
    
    
    • Reports on whether the connection was UP, UNSTABLE or DOWN during the session
    • Ability to hover over a DNS name in the target list and view the IP Address the DNS name resolves to
• Status Breakdown
  
  • The status indicates the condition of the ICMP packets returned from the user-defined targets and is calculated from a pool of up to 60 packets at any given time
    
    • The status of UP is used when a target has had fewer than 12% of the packets returned as anything other than Success from the Ping Response
    • The status of UNSTABLE is used when the target has had between 12% and 50% of its packets returned as anything other than Success from the Ping Response
    
    
    • The status of DOWN is used when the target has had 50% or more of its packets returned as anything other than Success from the Ping Response
• IP Scanner
  
  • Scans the network for devices and returns information
    
    • Supports both auto and manual scanning of networks
    • Information returned from the scan: DNS Name, IP Address, MAC Address and NIC Manufacturer
    
    
    • RDP, SSH and SMB functionality available for devices located in the scan

Scanning Breakdown

• Auto Mode
  
  • Determine the subnets to scan for devices based upon the active IP Addresses tied to the devices Network Interface Cards
  • Filters out APIPA, Link-Local and IPv6 addresses from the pool so as to provide the most accurate info with the least clutter
  
  
• Manual Mode
  
  • The subnets to scan are determined by the user input
  • Supported input includes the following:
    
    • IP Address followed by CIDR notation (e.g. 172.30.1.1/24)
    • IP Address followed by a Subnet Mask (e.g. 172.30.1.1 255.255.255.0)
    
    
    • IP Range separated by a hyphen (e.g. 172.30.1.1 — 172.30.1.57)
    
    

Active Device Features

• These features will be displayed for a device if the port is available on the device
  
  • Note that the port being available does not guarantee the connection can be established
• Supports the following functionality for active devices:
  
  • RDP [attempts a connection using the Windows Rremote Desktop client]
  • SSH [attempts a connection via a Windows PowerShell console]
  
  
  • SMB [opens Windows File Explorer to the target destination and displays any available file shares]