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Provides automatic physical network topology discovery, network map visualization, detailed and searchable physical network topology map, monitoring device's state in real-time, ability to auto-discovery new devices, web browser-based access

LANsurveyor automates network documentation and reporting. Using multiple discovery methods, LANsurveyor cross-correlates the data and creates advanced topology maps. Diagrams feature Layer 2 and Layer 3 connectivity and export to Microsoft Visio.

Logical/physical topology mapping; tracking of device/service performance and status; routing maps; custom network views; notifications: email, ICQ, SMS, SNMP; corrective action; web access, event log, trends, reports; supports Windows, NetWare, SNMP

CBR little:eye provides management of topology, fault, performance, inventory, application and configuration.Basic features include Maps(AutoDiscovery), SNMP Monitoring, Cisco, SNMP Assets, Remote Control, Events Management, Bandwidth Monitoring...

Edraw Network Diagrammer is a professional network diagramming software with rich examples and templates. Easy to draw detailed physical, logical, Cisco and network architecture diagrams.

Effective tool for collecting and analyzing statistical data about usage of sites of SharePoint product family (WSS 3.0). Integration with Active Directory, deeply detailed reports, reports on search, support of any topology.

NetXtremeTraceRoute .NET component provides convenient methods to perform Internet route tracing to determine network delays and topology.

Total Network Monitor is a program for the continuous control over the efficiency of your network, separate computers, network and system utilities that make the essence of your network place and need to be thoroughly monitored.

Create a diagram of your local area network quickly with this powerful network diagrammer and mapper, save it in popular graphical formats, copy and paste it to a document and export it to Microsoft Visio. The program scans LAN switches via SNMP.