Exports any portion of your collected data to a text file for analysis by other software packages.Can do traceroute using either Windows-standard ICMP echo requests, Unix-standard UDP requests, or TCP requests (ie: HTTP, FTP, etc).Schedule automatic saving of images (BMP, GIF or PNG format), or saving of the underlying raw data.Creates nice images (via clipboard copy, or saving as BMP, GIF or PNG files) that can be sent via e-mail.Helps you identify whether a connectivity problem is your ISP or network, the host you're connecting to or somewhere on the internet between you and the remote host. PingPlotter's graph can be resized, rescaled, zoomed, dragged and manipulated to give you exactly the information you need to find a problem.Graphs any host over time, allowing you to scroll back and forth over time, and zoom in on any specific time to find out where problems occur.Uses multiple threads to increase performance and accuracy.Graphs the response time through the route of the packet from source to destination.Easy to use! PingPlotter's basic mode means you just type in the address you want information about and hit "Trace".PingPlotter Standard Edition 3.30.0s Features: PingPlotter graphically shows problems in a way that allows you to shorten the time it takes to pinpoint a problem.
PingPlotter is unique in its ability to collect data (over a period of hours, days or weeks), and then allow you to focus on particular aspects of that data to determine where the problem is happening. It uses a combination of traceroute, ping, and whois to collect data quickly, and then allows you to continue to collect data over time to give you the information you really need to identify problems (both short-term and long-term trends). PingPlotter Standard (previously called Ping Plotter Shareware or Ping Plotter 2.x) is a network troubleshooting and diagnostic tool for Windows 98, ME, 2000, 2003 and XP. PingPlotter will help you diagnose and troubleshoot network problems. PingPlotter Standard Edition 3.30.0s Description:
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