OneStop Net-Tool

[Guest]

How about downloading my small tool from
http://download.msanjay.net

Here is the description ( bit exaggerated though :) ) of my tool:

 "If you have ever wished to see all the command line utilities integrated into one friendly, easy-to-use tool then your wish has just come true. OneStop Net-tool is a collection of common and specialized Internet utilities and is without a doubt, the one-stop solution for information system specialists, system administrators, IT solution providers or individuals.

Many of the OneStop net-tool functions such as Ping, Tracert, NSlookup, IPConfig , Netstat, Route, ARP and Nbtstat have easier presentability and integrativeness as advantages over their command line counterparts. OneStop net-tool also comes equipped with indispensable network tools like WhoIs, HTTP debugger, Protocol (IP, TCP, UDP & ICMP) Statistics Viewer, Network Interface Information Viewer, IP Address Table Viewer and remote & local network connectivity checker.

And if that's still not enough, OneStop features other tools like URL Grabber, Finger, QOTD client, Daytime client and local system info. All of the above tools are grouped together in a tabbed dialog interface, which always has that "look and feel" effect on users. You can always minimize the software to your system tray where it takes the role of a network monitor.

Who says there is no free lunch?!!! If your interest is not yet sparked let me tell you OneStop net-tool is absolutely free for you to use. "

[Michael Kennedy]

Just curious- are you an SIUE student?

[R. Andrew Lamonica]

Yes, Sanjay is an SIUE student.  I was in the class he made the tool for.  My group made a packet sniffer with an easy to use GUI and regular expression filtering plus binary or text field extraction.  Unfortunately, on Windows XP it does not get outbound packets and we did not figure this out until after the project was nearly done, so it has not been fixed.  

B.T.W. Sanjay, nice website.

[Michael Kennedy]

OK, cool.  I was just wondering if the developer just came accross this site and decided to advertise a bit, or if it was an SIUE student who put that up.  Good deal.

And yes, I agree that you do have a very nice website.  I'm gonna check out the tool now.  :)

[Guest]

I have been reading all the posts from the start but its only now when I finally registered. I just created this tool to advertise myself to my prospective employers :). I certainly have to spend little more time on the tool before I could think of advertising it.
    As Lamonica said, our group had come up with the idea of this networking tool during our 547 class. At that time, this tool had very few features and also some of the tools worked just by capturing the output of their command line counterparts. Then later I worked little more on our tool to overcome some of these shortcomings and also made sure that common networking tools that come with windows OS are included in the tool. BTW Lamonica, no doubt, packet sniffer developed by your group was very impressive.
             Regarding the website, its not designed by me.. I got a free template somewhere and I modified it to suit my requirements. What I liked the most about this template is the fact that its completely designed using CSS. I had trouble initially adding the 'comments' feature for my site using Perl but as usual Peter was there to give me right directions. Only thing I could not figure out till the end was how to make use of SSI. Even though Mike had set me up with SSI access, I could not display page counters and download counters with the help of '