[Updated] Security Tools (Ping, Traceroute, Whois, Port Testing)

[Punkster812]

This is a 1.0 release and is looking for people to try it out. The application allows for pinging a host, trace the path to a host, do Whois lookups on domain names, and even test ports. You can download it from http://www.securenetworksystems.com/SecurityTools/ and can get a demo license from http://www.securenetworksystems.com/...ools/demo.aspx that will give you a week of testing the software. The image below shows a trace that is mapped out.

We are releasing this for testing before it goes up for sell, so any productive feedback is appreciated. Please note that full installation size is around 45MB (due to a database size), so it is a good idea to verify you have enough space on your phone/device or install to a storage card.

• Works with Windows Mobile PPC devices with Compact Framework 2.0 or later
• Ping, Trace, WHOIS and Port Scan
• View your trace on a map and follow it hop by hop
• Test port ranges or try a single port and send clear text commands to the port
• Save your results and load them back in at any time
• Utilize any network connection (3G, CDMA, 802.11, ActiveSync, etc.),

System Requirements:

• Pocket PC with Windows Mobile 5.x, 6.x Pro or later
• Compact Framework 2.0 or later
• Network/Internet Connection
• It is recommended that you have an unlimited data plan through your phone provider
• ~45MB of storage space for all features, more space is needed for map data and map data is downloaded on need basis

Latest Release (1.0.0.20229 9/15/2009)
Enhanced: Finger control for the map (larger zoom buttons).

Fixed: Scaling issues for VGA/WVGA (large screens) in the port testing section and in the setup wizard.

Fixed: An error in setup wizard if Device is selected for tile cache location.

Fixed: If a service returned special characters (such as SSH) in port testing during a single port test, the entire message would not be displayed. The message is now shown without the characters that can’t be displayed.

[bradart]

Originally Posted by Punkster812

This is a 1.0 release and is looking for people to try it out. The application allows for pinging a host, trace the path to a host, do Whois lookups on domain names, and even test ports. You can download it from http://www.securenetworksystems.com/SecurityTools/ and can get a demo license from http://www.securenetworksystems.com/...ools/demo.aspx that will give you a week of testing the software. The image below shows a trace that is mapped out.

We are releasing this for testing before it goes up for sell, so any productive feedback is appreciated. Please note that full installation size is around 45MB (due to a database size), so it is a good idea to verify you have enough space on your phone/device or install to a storage card.

• Works with Windows Mobile PPC devices with Compact Framework 2.0 or later
• Ping, Trace, WHOIS and Port Scan
• View your trace on a map and follow it hop by hop
• Test port ranges or try a single port and send clear text commands to the port
• Save your results and load them back in at any time
• Utilize any network connection (3G, CDMA, 802.11, ActiveSync, etc.),

System Requirements:

• Pocket PC with Windows Mobile 5.x, 6.x Pro or later
• Compact Framework 2.0 or later
• Network/Internet Connection
• It is recommended that you have an unlimited data plan through your phone provider
• ~45MB of storage space for all features, more space is needed for map data and map data is downloaded on need basis

45 MEGS?! WHOA!!! I would love to have these capabilities, but thats just not worth it.

[Punkster812]

Originally Posted by bradart

45 MEGS?! WHOA!!! I would love to have these capabilities, but thats just not worth it.

I know it's a lot when compared to most installations. But it's not really that bad, I usually just install it to a external storage card, and is 45MB really that big of a dent in a 1Gig or larger card? The application itself is pretty minimum in size, it's mainly the database that is large. We are also looking at doing an advanced installer where the database would be included in the download but not in the cab install, but you could copy the database onto the external card and point to it from within the program and install the program to the device itself (you could technically not even have the database, just live without the location information, and just do a simply trace). Would that be preferred for some? That cuts the size down to around 400KB (I know, it's a HUGE difference) but the mapping becomes useless without the database.

[Punkster812]

I added some additional images so you can see some of the other cool functionality. The only that isn't shown is the WHOIS lookup.