Path Analyzer Pro - the ultimate traceroute

Path Analyzer Pro delivers advanced network route-tracing with performance tests, DNS, whois, and network resolution to investigate network issues. By integrating all these powerful features into one simple graphical interface, Path Analyzer Pro has become a must-have tool for any network, systems, or security professional on Windows and Mac OS X. Download a FREE trial copy.

Features At-a-Glance

• Up to 20 times faster than traditional traceroute
• Stunning report generation and export to impress your colleauges
• Easy-to-use graphical interface for Windows and MacOS X
• Vivid charts make network problems obvious
• Map-based location of IP addresses with zoom, pan, and details
• Charts and graphs take the guess-work out of performance testing
• Law enforcement specific features including e-mail address tracing
• Automatic detection of filters, stateful firewalls, and other anomalies
• One-time or extended-duration testing for performance analysis
• Min, max, avg, and standard deviation measurements for each protocol
• Resolves autonomous system numbers (ASN) based on real-time routing
• and the features go on and on!

#1 Customer-Ranked Feature: Synopsis

Unlike other graphical traceroute software, Path Analyzer Pro summarizes a given trace within seconds by generating a simple report with all the important information on the target--we call this the Synopsis. Using this powerful feature, an IT professional can quickly find the all the relevant background information on his or her target, be it an IP address, hostname, e-mail address, or even any kind of URL.

The Synopsis feature means no more looking up data from five or ten whois servers, registrars, routers, and other sources and then correlating to get the summary information you want. Instant results mean instant gratification. The Synopsis is just one of the features that put Path Anaylzer Pro in a league of its own compared to other network tools by making it more than traceroute.

People use Path Analyzer Pro to:

• Research IP addresses, e-mail addresses, and network paths
• Pinpoint and troubleshoot network availability and performance issues
• Determine what ISP, router, or server is responsible for a network problem
• Locate firewalls and other filters that may be impacting your connections
• Visually analyze a network's path characteristics
• Graph protocol latency, jitter and other factors
• Trace actual applications and ports, not just IP hops
• Generate, print, and export a variety of impressive reports
• Perform continuous and timed tests with real-time reporting and history