| Required disk space | Required RAM space |
|---|---|
28KB (maybe more for saved results) |
50MB |
Supported operating systems:
- Windows 2000 or newer (tested successfully on Windows 7)
- OS/2 (not tested)
- ArcaOS (not tested)
- ReactOS (not tested)
CMD contains built-in commands to troubleshoot networks. This tool arranges the networking commands into an easily accessible environment. It allows you to save the results to a file that will be stored in the SavedResults folder, which is created on the first run. cmd.exe does support saving results to files as well.
- Fixed result saving for Trace route
- Fixed result saving for Ping
- Added support for running as administrator
Ipconfig not working when opened via NetworkingTool.cmd, only when opened directly.
- If you see some weird messages after typing in a number for a feature, it is completely normal. Just type in the number for what you'd like to do.
- It is recommended to switch on show file extensions.
- DO NOT RENAME ANY OF THE FILES OR IT WILL NOT WORK.
- When you save results to a file, the program creates a random id for it.
If it cannot find the SavedResults folder, then double click on Networking tool.cmd and it should work.