Slitheris Network Discovery is much more than a typical IP scanner, capable of scanning 100 network devices in about 5 minutes! Most network scanners detect the basics like the MAC Address, but leave the OS field empty and don’t even bother identifying device types. Our IP scanner uses standard multi-threaded ping sweeps to find pingable devices, and uses ARP pings and other advanced network discovery technology to detect unpingable hidden devices. Other state-of-the-art features include operating system detection of Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android using proprietary TCP/UDP OS fingerprinting. Slitheris includes experimental network device type detection to find servers, printers, switches, routers, iPhones, iPads and more using heuristic analysis and device type fingerprinting. Network device names are pulled from up to 10 different possible locations on each device, assisting in detecting network device types. It even detects true case-sensitive PC names for Windows computers and servers. Slitheris Network Scanner comes in both freeware and Pro versions to suit the needs of all small, medium and enterprise organizations. Even home users will find Slitheris Network Scanner extremely useful on their own home networks.

Yetishare is a PHP script that enables you to create your own professional file hosting service that you can earn a revenue from. The script has a wide range of features including over 50 supported payment gateways, a responsive admin area, file manager, user accounts, external file servers, multi-upload, a package manager, paid account upgrades, an admin file upload API and much more.

There is also a wide range of plugins available that can add additional functionality such as mobile and tablet app support, a media player, FTP upload, torrent download and more.

The software is well established, with the first release over 6 years ago and with over 3,000 active sites using it. The entire PHP code is supplied unencoded so users can make any customisations such as additional features or theme changes, as they require.

X-NetStat shows your current Internet and network connections in realtime. These connections are established each time you visit a web page, send an instant message, check your email, or anytime you do network activity that requires you to connect to another computer. They also appear when outside computers attempt to connect to your machine, authorized or not.

Information shown includes local and remote addresses, local and remote ports, the status, the age of the connection, how much bandwidth/traffic the connection is using, the program EXE behind it, geographical information, and more. It’s kind of like Internet/network radar, and you can even kill unwanted connections.

There are additional features geared toward network administrations, like Windows Firewall integration, a Rules system to set up actions based on network conditions, line-speed and hop detection, a Network Statistics window displaying information on network interfaces and protocols, a Port Database, WHOIS client, local network scanner, and more.