HSLAB WhoIs is a network tool to find any information about the Internet domain or IP address owner. You can find all of whois records: country, email and postal addresses, record creation and expiration dates, name servers list, abuse email and other information related to domain or IP. Smart technology allows HSLAB WhoIs display both the domain and hosting network information. HSLAB WhoIs does not require advanced knowledge and special skills to find all domain/IP related information.
HSLAB WhoIs stores all information in database and allows you see your last searches without actual queries.

HSLAB WhoIs is a best choice for IT professionals and for regular Internet surfers as well. With HSLAB WhoIs you can see not only whois related information, also you can see country, where domain/IP reside, country map, country information and many more.

Requirements: No special requirements
Release Date: July 12, 2007
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GFI LANguard is the award-winning network and security
scanner used by over 20,000 customers. It scan your network and ports to detect, assess and correct security vulnerabilities with minimal administrative effort. As an administrator, you have to deal separately with problems related to vulnerability issues, patch management and network auditing, at times using multiple products. However, with GFI LANguard these three cornerstones of vulnerability management are addressed in one package. It gives you a complete picture of your network set-up and help you to maintain a secure network state faster and more effectively.

To add further value, GFI has now released a freeware version of GFI LANguard, in line with ‘We Care’ initiative to offer a helping hand in these hard economic times. Using the freeware version, companies can scan up to 5 IPs for free using the product’s full feature set – with no restrictions whatsoever.

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NetRanger is the ultimate network configuration and information toolkit for your computer! Designed for both new and experienced users, NetRanger provides all the tools you need to help diagnose network problems and get information about users, hosts and networks on the Internet or on your computer's network.


Over 10 integrated tools that help you analyze networks and connections!


* Ping tool
* Trace Route tool
* Host Lookup tool
* Internet time synchronizer
* Whois tool
* Finger Unix hosts tool
# Host and port scanning tool
# Check POP mail accounts
# Manage dialup connections
# Quote of the day tool
# Monitor network settings
# All fully integrated


View detailed information about your computer's network settings!
NetRanger tells you everything about your computer's network settings. You can find out who is connected to your computer and what ports they are using. Watch network traffic so you know exactly what communication is occurring between your computer and other hosts.

Discover everything about internet hosts!
NetRanger contains all the tools you need to find out about internet hosts. Whois tells you the owners of web sites, their contacts, domain names and IP address assignments. Host Lookup tells you the host name of an IP address. Finger tells you about the login accounts on a host.

Ping hosts to diagnose connection issues!
NetRanger contains a compete Ping and Trace Route tool that lets you check if your internet connection is working, that a particular host is available, and determine the speed of your internet connection.

Scan the internet for active hosts and ports!
NetRanger can scan the internet so you can learn what hosts and ports are active. Ping Scan lets you ping a range of IP addresses to check for active IP addresses. Port Scan lets you scan a host to find out what services are provided and what ports are open.

NetRanger will check all your POP email accounts for you!
If you have a POP or web email accounts, then you'll love NetRanger. It will check all your email accounts in the background and notify you when you have received new email.

Manage and monitor all your ISP dialup connections!
NetRanger contains an easy-to-use and powerful dialup tool that can help you to manage all of your dialup connections.

No Adware or Spyware!
NetRanger does not contain any Spyware or Adware. You will never be annoyed by banner ads or have your personal information captured and sent to web servers.

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* Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows 98SE
* Minimum of 64MB RAM
* Minimum of 15MB free hard disk space
* Minimum of 800x600, 24 bit resolution display
* Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher
* Internet connection - ADSL, cable, ISDN, dialup modem, etc.

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In my previous article i showed you the tricks and techniques to protect your LAN connection. In this article i will show you how to secure your Wireless LAN. As in the previous article LAN security was sub divided into two parts, similarly Wireless LAN security is also divided into two parts. The difference is in the security issues.With Wireless Networking, no cables or wires are needed to network your computers and share your Internet connection. Wi-Fi connects computers, printers, video camera’s and game consoles into a fast Ethernet network via microwaves.

Following actions should be taken.

* The most important thing is to change the default password of your access point.
* Firmware and the drivers of your wireless access point and wireless adapters should be up to date. They should be updates whenever necessary.
* There should be a combination of high level encryption and decent keys (WPA2/802.11i ) recommended.
* Wireless users should be authenticated with different protocols like 802.1X, RADIUS, EAP (including EAP-PAX, EAP-PSK, EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS, EAP-FAST, EAP-POTP, EAP-IKEv2, EAP-GPSK, PEAP, and EAP-SIM.
* The above protocols give credentials including certificates, usernames, passwords etc.
* Use Wireless LAN Security Tools for securing the wireless network. This software is specifically designed for securing 802.11 wireless networks.
* Use a proxy for outgoing requests.
* Always check the security of the wireless LAN using recent tools like Airbase, AirCrack-ng etc.
* Make strict system logging on all the devices, do check your wireless log files regularly.

In this short tutorial where you will come to know the basics of LAN security. As far as LAN security is concerned firewalls, anti-viruses play an important role in it. Viruses can affect your PC or your entire network. Hence it is very important to ensure that your connection is secure. Security of LAN is sub-divided in two parts.

* Manual security
* With tools security.

As far as manual security is concerned, it takes into consideration pen drive, CD, DVD,etc. Ensure that these stuffs you are going to insert are per scanned and does not contain any viruses. This can harm your entire network. Secondly do not allow any of your friend to take an access of your server, or do not revel any passwords that you have set for firewalls and your TCP ports. This could take away your entire privacy. With tools security play a most important part in LAN security. Tools like Port Monitors & Trojan Cleaners should be given a big existence in LAN security.Port monitors are programs that you install on your computer. They are simpler than the Personal Firewalls in that their main purpose is to detect incoming port scans on your computers. Some also shut down an unauthorized scan, but for that capability you usually need to use a firewall. Trojan cleaners look for Back Orifice and NetBus. Two common and most important tools

* Nukenabber
* The Cleaner

are specially meant to have a look on the TCP and UDP ports. This look after the attack on the system over internet.A total of 50 ports can be looked after at the same time.

Hi I am Prateek Dixit owner of Thetechnoclub. From this article I am going to show you how to built a network via LAN. Basic things required while building up a network are

• LAN Cable with rj45 connectors
• Computers between the networking is to be done.

RJ45 is basically called as Register Jacket. It is a piece of plastic bound with different types of wires in a particular and sequential range for the purpose of running of different applications. This jack helps to enable you to to ping with the other node.

Entire networking is based on the TCP/IP ports explained in my previous posts. Each computers should be provided with its individual IP address. IP address are basically classified in 3 types A, B, C

ranging from 1 to 255. This range is as follows.

Class A- 0 to 127

Class B- 128 to 191

Class C- 192 to 223

A local area network gives networking features to the computers in close distance with each other in an office,school, building etc.However a LAN can be connected to many LANs based on a varied distance using telephone lines, radio waves.Here are some steps which can help you to built a network at your home on your own.

• The first and the basic step before setting up a network is to check whether LAN drivers are successfully installed on both the computers.
• Then you have to insert both the connectors on the respective computers rj45 ports.
• Ones you are done with it, the next part is of assigning IP addresses.
• Go to Start>Control panel>Network Connections>right click on Local Area Connection>properties> (TCP/IP)>properties.
• click on Use the following IP address: the next step is to put IP addresses.
• Remember you have to put IP addresses ranging from 1 to 254 only.
• For instance you can put:

IP address: 192.168.1.1
subnet mask:255.255.255.0 (will appear by default)
Default gateway: put same as IP address.

ip settings

(done for the 1st pc)

Follow the same steps for the second PC bt here you Just have to change the IP address, for instance you can keep it 192.168.1.2 and the other two kept same.Save the settings for both the computer. To test whether the network is working fine you can go to cmd and type in “ping ip” without quotes. If you get a reply, then your network is setup successfully.

Pinging a Computer in my network

ipconfig command is used to get your ip address and other connection details.

Sharing is very important, for a successful usage of documents between two computers. This process is very simple.

Just right click on the folder you want to share, go to sharing and security, and just allow the folder to be shared. Finish it, now you can access the folder on other computer from My Network Places else you also have a another trick to do it, as you have to go to StartMenu> Run and type there \\ip of the computer on the network you want to access. When you type this command, it will eventually show you the shared files on the network. After this process you can access all the files shared on the network just as shown in below pic.

sharing

Have fun sharing files and playing games.