Packet Sniffer
Capture every packet and see every byte that goes in our out of your PC or
network with CommView, a powerful and user-friendly network monitor and
analyzer.
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SmartWhois
Finds information about an IP address or hostname, including country, state or province, city, name of the network provider, administrator, etc. This is a simplified version of SmartWhois Domain & IP Lookup tool for Windows.
Hide Your IP
You can download a program, that will find the proxy server available to you and set it as your proxy server automatically. Get the program
CountryWhois
Maps any IP address to country. This is a demo version of CountryWhois available as IP Location database for your Web server or application and CountryWhois for Windows, a utility you can use on your PC.
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TraceRoute
Allows you to determine the path a packet is taking across the Internet. It looks up each machine along the path to a destination host and displays the corresponding name and IP address for that hop. With each name is the number of milliseconds to get to the destination.
Ping
Sends out an echo request to a specific computer on the network. It can be used to check communication links or to check whether the specific host exists or is running.
NsLookup
Resolves a hostname to an IP address or vice versa.
Proxy Test
Check if your proxy is truly anonymous. This test tries to detect your real IP address even if connected via a proxy server.
Environmental Variables Test
This test will display all of your remote environmentals. They are used to customize the behavior of programs and to pass information to them.
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WARNING: If you run some of the tools listed below on your own IP address, your firewall or intrusion detection system may inform you on a "port scan" or "network attack" originating from qs153.pair.com (216.92.131.153). This is the return traffic from the traceroute or ping that you initiated rather than an intrusion attempt. Please keep this in mind when you analyze your firewall logs and think twice before e-mailing the network administrator, as we receive frequent complaints from newbies who think that someone is trying to break into their PCs. Thank you.
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