Karen’s Lan Monitor is a lightweight Windows application that can display various information about a computer system’s network adapters and related information. The application is divided into multiple taps that display the various information. The default tab will list all available network adapters and their settings including the adapter’s speed, type, physical address and about a dozen additional settings like DHCP and WinS status.
Other tabs of interest include the Connections tab that is displaying all open connections including the remote IP address, the local port and the program that is using that connection. There is also an option to display UDP listeners, remote computer names and internal connections.

The traffic tab will display traffic statistics of each network adapter in realtime including incoming and outgoing bytes, errors and load. The four last tabs display detailed IP, TCP, UDP and ICMP stats. These are excellent for in depth information about the computer network but usually not that useful to most users.
The information can be copied to the Windows clipboard or saved to disk in a text file. Users who are interested in an excellent lan monitor can find additional information and downloads at the website of the developer of the program.

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Haha, I forgot all about Karen’s Registry Pruner & Snooper programs. Where has the time gone? I look forward to re-acquainting myself with Karenware again, great stuff! ***Replicator looks to be a simple solution without a complicated license monkey included. Hmmmmm, thanx Karen!
You all at gHacks, too. It seems rarely a day goes by without an interesting new tool/program/tweak appearing in your RSS feed that piques my interest or fills a need.
Thanx for all the good work!
Martin, Lan Monitor is similar to HoverIP but with more detail. I agree with “Tuna” that yours is what a tech blog should be, helping people and filling a need, not to mention all the nice gifts you give away with your generosity. You’re always #1 on my tech blog list.
Guys, thanks a lot for all the praise :)