WinMTR
by Laurentiu Stanimir
A free MS Windows visual application that combines Ping and Traceroute functions into an easy-to-use-function
WinMTR is a clone of the popular traceroute program running under the Linux operating system. The program combines the capabilities of tracert and ping commands.
The program displays full statistics for each router:
WinMTR allows you to accurately diagnose and pinpoint network issues by combining the capabilities of tracert and ping commands.
Hostname is the IP address or domain name of the router.
No is the router number.
Loss % is the number of responses lost as a percentage of a specific router.
Sent is the number of requests that have been sent to a specific router.
Recv is the number of responses received from the router.
Best is the shortest delay time.
Avrg is the average delay time.
Worst is the longest delay time.
Last is the most recent packet delay time that was received.
The WinMTR program allows you to clearly see which of the routers is working slowly or not at all, losing data packets. The button called Export TEXT allows you to save the received data in a text file.
Operating system: Windows XP or later
Requires internet connection for function
Minimal disk space available for installation
Requires administrative permissions for installation
Requires internet connection for function
Minimal disk space available for installation
Requires administrative permissions for installation
PROS
Highly customizable with various network diagnostic tools.
Open-source, no need for expensive licenses.
Straightforward interface, user-friendly for beginners.
Open-source, no need for expensive licenses.
Straightforward interface, user-friendly for beginners.
CONS
Has a somewhat outdated and non-user-friendly interface.
Lacks detailed instructions for novice users.
Limited functionalities compared to other similar tools.
Lacks detailed instructions for novice users.
Limited functionalities compared to other similar tools.
Ollie
WinMTR is a network diagnostic software. It only supports the Windows operating system. It is a very lightweight application. It can also be used as a portable software.
Sat, Mar 23, 2024
This software combines the functionality of the trace route and ping in a single network diagnostic tool. It works on 32 and 64 bit versions both flawlessly. This software can be used without having the hassle of creating more entries in the Windows registry. Therefore, the risks for breaking something on the kernel stage is often close to null.
Euan
Managing networks is my day to day duties and with WinMTR I am able to get incredible feedback on efficiency and quality. I can see exactly which routers are working slowly which makes my work a lot easier. It is quick and very easy to use.
Alex
Its like traceroute but an app can do it for you. It display statistics and makes it easier for you to understand. It also saves data if you need to see it again. It will tell you if your network or someone elses is haveing problems or not.
Mason
Need a network diagnostic tool with traceroute and ping? This software download will work on Windows 32 and 64 bit systems. The interface is simple and easy to use.
Jude
WinMTR is a computer program which combines the functions of the traceroute and ping programs in one network diagnostic tool
Robert P.
WinMTR is a free and open-source network diagnostic tool for Windows that combines the functionality of traceroute and ping in an easy-to-use graphical interface. It provides a continuously updated report of the network's route and connection quality, and can help identify problems such as high latency and packet loss.
Blair Boucard
I have been using WinMTR for the past couple of years to diagnose network issues. It has a simple, easy to use interface that allows you to quickly detect latency, packet loss or other problems. The software has a feature to export the data to a txt file, which is a great help for further analysis. The reporting is detailed, but not overly complicated. I find it to be a great tool to quickly identify and troubleshoot network issues. It is portable, so you don't have to install it on the machine you are using. It has been reliable for me and I highly recommend it.
Jacob Mittnacht
I've been using WinMTR for a while now and it's pretty good at tracking the performance of my network. The user interface is quite intutitive and easy to use, even for someone with limited technical konwledge.
Dylan P**********n
This software allows users to troubleshoot network issues by tracing the route of packets sent between their computer and a chosen destination. It displays information such as packet loss and latency for each hop, allowing users to identify where the problem is occurring. WinMTR also offers a continuous mode for ongoing monitoring and allows users to save and export data for analysis.
Ben A.
WinMTR is a useful software tool for tracing and diagnosing network issues.
Thomas
WinMTR is an open-source, versatile network diagnostic tool that combines the functionality of the traceroute and ping programs in a single network diagnostic utility. Its main feature is allowing administrators to monitor and measure the route that packets take from the host machine to a target host. WinMTR provides real-time tracking and reports on packet loss and latency, aiding in the swift identification of potential network issues.
Josh
This tool effectively combines the functionality of the traceroute and ping utilities in a single network diagnostic tool.
Charlie
Reliable for network diagnostic, straightforward interface, occasionally inaccurate results.
Rory
WinMTR is a cool thingy that helps fix internet stuff.
