The Traffic Monitor automatically detects all the Nodes on your network, laying them out on a regular grid, in the order they were detected, producing a network Map automatically. However, you may use the map to document your LAN in more detail.You may edit the details, replacing the MAC addresses with meaningful names, grouping devices, adding your own bitmap images, and so on. In addition you may move Nodes around on the LAN Map to reflect the geography of your network, using OLE links.

Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) allows you to include images produced in a separate Windows Application in your Traffic Monitor. For example, you might want to draw a floor plan and arrange your Nodes to reflect your office layout. OLE is fully supported in all the CNA Traffic Monitors.

The Traffic Monitor shows the status of Conversations in real-time.

Top ten nodes shows the busiest nodes on the LAN.

The discovery feature enables you to resolve workstation and server names automatically

Do you need to find the busiest Server, Node, Protocol, Type or Group? Are there any duplicate IP addresses on the LAN? Do you want to look at lists of devices on the LAN? Do you need to trace a device on the LAN and capture its packets?

LAN Explorer does all this and more. Select a Node, Protocol, Group, or Type, open it, and drill deeper into the data on the LAN. Select a menu entry, click to open it, click again to see the details. Click the right mouse button to trace the device and analyse its packets.

It’s as easy as that to find out what’s really happening on your LAN.

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