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Re: Monitoring Microsoft updates traffic
4 years ago, by Ann in NetWorx Forum
Update: NetGenius has been released a few days ago, and we already have a very positive feedback from its users. Everyone is welcome to download the free NetGenius 30-day trial, and see if it does a good job of keeping an eye on Microsoft updates and any other network activity you'd like to monitor and control.
Re: How to run a Python script
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
Although there is no direct integration with Python in the Network Scanner, you could call the Python interpreter from a simple VB script as shown below. It will basically launch Python and pass the script name with any arguments, like the IP address. Anything that the script outputs will be captured and displayed in the Network Scanner.
Re: Some scanned assets do not display share information
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
If you see blank fields, it is usually due to permissions issues. The application needs to be able to receive both NTFS and share-assigned security information. It such situations, it is a good idea to use an admin account. Especially in Windows 10, as Microsoft has tightened security requirements. What may have worked previously in older versions of Windows with a lower-privilege account, oft
Re: Report the router's external IP address
4 years ago, by Ann in NetWorx Forum
Unfortunately NetWorx doesn't have a feature for e-mailing you a new external IP address whenever it changes. A typical solution to this issue is to use a dynamic DNS server (DDNS). Basically you can register a domain name like yourname.providername.com linked to your external IP address. Then, whenever your IP address changes, your router sends the update to the DDNS provider and the domain na
Re: Network Scanner licence questions
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
Our products are designed to make the customers' life easier, not to complicate it. To achieve that, we set reasonable boundaries in our DRM that respect customer privacy, autonomy and evolving needs. So the answers to your questions are: The licence is validated off-line and does not require Internet connection. The licence is not linked to your computer or singular hardware components, and th
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
Please check the columns selected for "Identify by" in Options - Friendly Names (see below). Most likely you simply need to select some columns there, so the NetScanner knows which columns serve as the key for assigning friendly names.
Re: Shares details in CSV reports
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
We have just published a new build with the CSV output you were asking for. Please note that at the moment the new format is only written when saving from the GUI.
Re: Bulk and redistribution licensing options
4 years ago, by Ann in RAM Disk Forum
It sounds like our OEM licence would be a perfect choice. Its definition is as follows: "OEM Licence grants an organisation, or agents of an organisation, rights to use and distribute the software with their own hardware or software products. These products must provide substantial additional functionality to this software, and not include any potentially unwanted programs." The OE
Re: No file system on the RAM drive
4 years ago, by Ann in RAM Disk Forum
If you are using HDD Emulation, please try turning it off. In this case the RAM Disk will work through a much simpler routine, which may bypass the bug Microsoft introduced in their recent update. If that doesn't solve the problem, please try a different file system on the RAM disk, e.g. exFAT instead of NTFS or vice versa. In either case, please let us know of the outcome. Hopefully one of
Re: Shares details in CSV reports
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
CSV is not really suitable for a tree-like output with share details. If you need each share's details, you should choose XML, JSON or HTML file - in that case all details will be preserved.
Re: A way to scan multiple subnets
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
From your message, it is not very clear what exactly you want to do. The suffix in CIDR notation defines the size of the prefix in bits; while a CIDR of /0 refers to every IP address in the Internet (that is about 4 billion addresses). If you just want to scan multiple IP address ranges, you can add them separately as shown below:
Re: How to see live Internet usage of each application
4 years ago, by Ann in NetWorx Forum
While it is possible to see live usage in NetWorx when you have the "Ignore local traffic within the LAN" setting turned on, it may not monitor certain apps (so-called UWP apps like MS Edge); and it's "read-only" nature means you may be able to see the live usage, but unable to do anything with those apps. However, we are working on a new product named NetGenius, which will
Re: Fix for problems caused by Catalina macOS update
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
That message comes from Apple's new notarization requirements. For a quick workaround, please try the following: go to Applications in Finder, right click the Network Scanner app icon, then choose Open menu item in the pop-up menu. In the new window press the Open button.
Re: Fix for problems caused by Catalina macOS update
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
We have just published a new 64-bit build that should work well with Catalina. Please download the new .dmg file and let me know if it helped.
Re: How to get IP addresses and host hames to display
4 years ago, by Ann in Switch Port Mapper Forum
Normally switches don't report any IP-level information. The Port Mapper only gets a list of switch ports from the switch, along with information about MAC addresses connected to each port. There is no IP address information in the list, and there is no direct way to convert a MAC address to an IP address. To resolve MACs to IPs and then to host names, the Port Mapper does one of the following
Re: ReFS formatting of a RAM disk
4 years ago, by Ann in RAM Disk Forum
Sorry, ReFS is not currently supported. It did not cause a blue screen in our tests, but the format command simply failed to format a RAM disk. We may implement ReFS support in the future, but in the meantime it's not available. From what we can tell there is little demand for it, since ReFS as a resilient file system designed for physical drives, whereas a RAM disk not resilient by definition
Re: How to mark known devices in bulk
4 years ago, by Ann in WiFi Guard Forum
Thank you for your feedback. We'll considering making it possible in the future, but in the meantime there is an easy workaround: simply go to All Devices, select all the devices you want to mark as known, and choose the Mark as Known item in the pop-up menu.
Re: Feature suggestion: disk image compression
4 years ago, by Ann in RAM Disk Forum
It is a good idea in theory, but implementing disk image compression on save has two major issues: Compression takes time, which will make system shutdown very slow due to writing and compressing the image files. It will break differential writing. At the moment the RAM Disk only writes blocks that changed since the image was last read. This saves a lot of disk I/O and is very fast. With compre
Re: How to run NetScanner on a schedule
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
Like any other program, it can be run by the Windows scheduler with some command-line parameters. Supported command-line switches are listed at the end of the Network Scanner user manual. Note that if you schedule Network Scanner to run under a different user or SYSTEM user, you would need to specify the configuration file in the command line. Alternatively, use the portable version of Network
Re: Saving Network Scanner results to a database
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
The result can be exported to a number of formats: XML, JSON and CSV. After that, they can be imported to the database you are using. Most database tools should be able to import CSV files, as those are essentially simple tables.
Re: Remote open Windows Registry
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
For option 1 (to enable remote registry access on some computers) you would need to change the firewall configuration and start the Remote Registry service. In a domain environment this is usually done via Group Policy Object (GPO) in Group Policy Editor (GPE). This is not something our software is designed for, so it cannot be done with the Network Scanner.
Re: Remote open Windows Registry
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
Could you please clarify what you mean by "remote open" the registry: Enable access to the remote registry on a remote machine? Read some values from a remote machine's registry? Browse a remote registry in a user interface, similar to regedit.exe? To use the Remote Registry feature you would need to configure the Windows firewall and enable the Remote Registry service on both mac
4 years ago, by Ann in Bandwidth Manager Forum
You can simply ban the following IP addresses: 103.74.123.129 42.112.21.239 118.69.172.224 125.212.226.108 This will make UltraViewer unable to receive a connect ID:
Re: How to get MAC-addresses displayed
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
Unfortunately you didn't provide much details about what you are doing, so I can only give you a general advice. If you are scanning the current subnet, make sure the ARP query lookup method is enabled under MAC resolution in the Options, on the Additional tab: If you are scanning a different subnet, try ticking Allow ARP outside current subnet on the General tab: Also, you may l
Re: Monitoring the performance of the RAM Disk
4 years ago, by Ann in RAM Disk Forum
This depends on what you want to get: If you just need some once-off performance figures, you can simply run any regular disk speed test, like CrystalDiskMark or HDTune, and then compare the figures with your regular HDDs. If you want to monitor the real I/O throughput of your applications with Performance Monitor, you need to enable the Hard Disk Emulation in the RAM Disk's settings. This will s
Re: Measuring bandwidth between IP address ranges
4 years ago, by Ann in Bandwidth Manager Forum
You may want to try our Bandwidth Manager product. It can monitor the throughput between any sets of IP addresses, ports, etc. It will not however report latency, as it cannot be measured without periodic active testing.
Re: What would happen if a device changes its IP address?
4 years ago, by Ann in WiFi Guard Forum
WiFi Guard identifies devices by MAC addresses. So if you mark a device as "known", it should retain its status even if it later uses a different IP address. WiFi Guard displays IP addresses to help users to distinguish devices, but, depending on your device and network settings, IPs may change quite frequently. Some devices can even have multiple IP address at the same time - WiFi Gu
Re: "Not a valid ISO datetime" error
4 years ago, by Ann in Bandwidth Manager Forum
It looks like there was a bug that only manifested on certain locales (like Javanese) where the time separator is a dot, or some other locally-specific symbol, instead of the commonly used colon. We have just fixed that in the latest build. Please download, install over your current installation, and the problem should be gone.
Re: The RPC Server is Unavailable
4 years ago, by Ann in Network Scanner Forum
The RPC (Remote Procedure Call) server error appears when some of the RPC-related services are not functioning properly. This is not caused by network scanning per se. It is usually related to disabled file or printer sharing, network connection interruptions, RPC-requested traffic being blocked by the firewall, or corrupted registry files. Here a quick overview of what can be wrong and how it
4 years ago, by Ann in RAM Disk Forum
Our RAM Disk supports Windows only. Linux has built-in RAM disk features. Please see this article for details: How to create RAM disk in Linux.