Most modern routers allow you to backup/export its full configuration, and restore them from this file when you need. The router configuration file (like TP-LINK's config.bin, it varies according to the brand and model of router) usually contains info including your ISP username/password, router's login password, wireless network password, etc. RouterPassView enables us to get a sweeping view of all this.

As a network or website administrator, most often we need know everything quite well about the LAN or even WAN our hosts lying in. For example: the name of each computer in local network, network card address, IP address, shared resource, open ports; look up WHOIS information such as domain name, host provider, DNS... about some website in detail. For these, IP-Tools can become a good assistant for our network/Internet management.

First of all, the fact is HiDownload (HiD for short) will be eclipsed in front of IDM's overwhelming market occupancy. But its unique features are uncomparable with for many similar downloading tools, such as: super powerful sniffer, streaming audio/video conversion, etc.

If you think BitAnalyzer is not powerful enough, then try URL Snooper - which was specially designed to locate the real path (usually hidden by JavaScript or ActiveX scripts) of online streaming audio/video files by monitoring and identifying their network traffic, so as to download or record them directly.

For DNS server, the response speed is not the only standard to measure its performance. Certainly the response time should be as short as possible, but the stability and security is also important factors. A DNS server without stability (intermittent) will cause web page loading problems even it has very fast response.