But perhaps the real plus here is that SoftPerfect Wifi Guard is cross-platform (versions are available for Windows, OS X 10.5 on Intel or higher, and Linux with GTK+ 2.8 or higher), so can monitor your network almost no matter how it’s set up.The Directorate of Continuing Education and Professional Development is a Unit of MUHAS committed to the improvement of coordination, development and effective delivery of Continuing Education (CE) programmes so as to play an effective and leading role in human resource development and capacity building for health in Tanzania. It’s also lightweight, and extremely easy to use. SoftPerfect Wifi Guard is also quite configurable, though: you can choose the network adapter to scan, the IP addresses, the number of devices to scan simultaneously (welcome on large networks) and how often you’d like the program to run its checks. NirSoft’s Wireless Network Watcher, for instance, is also a portable network monitor its "continuous background scan" is arguably better than Wifi Guard’s "every x minutes" approach and it has some useful settings, including for instance an option to execute the command of your choice when a new device is detected. Only when some new device is uncovered, something which hasn’t been there before, will the program get excited and display an appropriate alert dialog as a warning. But once it’s done, when SoftPerfect Wifi Guard next rescans your network in 30 minutes, it will now display all your regular systems in reassuring green. Okay, it’s true, this setup process could take a while if the network is large. Then repeat the process until your network is fully documented.
This is easily fixed, though: simply right-click a device you recognize, select Properties, check "I know this computer or device" and maybe add something to the Comment box where you say what it is.
0 kommentar(er)
