| No. of downloads: | 0 | Licence: | Free to try |
| Publisher: | Look@Net.com | File size: | 542K |
| Date added: | 26-06-2008 | Minimum requirements: | Windows 98|Windows Me|Windows 2000|Windows XP|Windows 2003 Server |
Look@Net.com
Professional Look at Net is a portable network monitoring tools - net scanner, ports scanner, and packets sniffer. Portable features (run on flash-drive) possible only registered version. The Network scanning don't required network administrator privilege, only host administrator right require for silent scanning and IP packets capturing. IP packets filtering on IP addresses, ports, outgoings, and incomings. Version 2.0.4 added find feature to HEX editor.
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