PingPlotter Alternatives for Linux

PingPlotter is not available for Linux but there are some alternatives that runs on Linux with similar functionality. The most popular Linux alternative is Small mtr iconmtr, which is both free and Open Source. If that doesn't suit you, our users have ranked 28 alternatives to PingPlotter and nine of them are available for Linux so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. Other interesting Linux alternatives to PingPlotter are SmokePing (Free, Open Source), Fping (open source) (Free, Open Source), Small Open Visual Traceroute iconOpen Visual Traceroute (Free, Open Source) and Small CloudView NMS iconCloudView NMS (Freemium).

PingPlotter is a graphical traceroute and ping tool that visualizes network performance in a way that makes identifying the source of problems quicker and easier. If you're looking for more info about PingPlotter like screenshots, reviews and comments you should visit our info page about it. Below you find the best alternatives.

The list of alternatives was last updated: 5/14/2020 2:52:00 AM
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Alternatives to PingPlotter for Linux with any license

  • SmokePing

    Smokeping is a latency measurement tool. It sends test packets out to the net and measures the amount of time they need to travel from one place to the other and back. SmokePing consists of a daemon process which organizes the latency measurements and a CGI which presents the graphs.

    Free Open Source Linux BSD

    Network Monitoring Add a feature

  • Fping (open source)

    ping is a program to send ICMP echo probes to network hosts, similar to ping, but much better performing when pinging multiple hosts. fping has a very long history: Roland Schemers did publish a first version of it in 1992 and it has established itself since then as a standard tool for network diagnostics and statistics.

    Free Open Source Linux

    Network Tools Add a feature

  • Open Visual Traceroute

    Open source cross-platform (Windows/Linux/Mac) Java Visual Traceroute, packet sniffer and Whois. Data is displayed in a 3D or a 2D map component.

    • Doesn't do multiple simultaneous traces, no continuous monitoring. Log files not sufficient. Guest • Nov 2017 • 2 agrees and 0 disagrees Disagree   Agree

    Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux Chrome OS

    Network Tools Networking Trace Route Add a feature

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  • CloudView NMS

    CloudView is a standards-based network management and monitoring system (NMS). It can auto-discover, monitor and perform many functions with any vendor SNMP or TCP/IP devices. It provides consistent geographical view of your whole network (thousands of IP nodes and hundreds thousands of switching ports), helps with its configuration, monitoring and troubleshooting. It is client-server system which allows secure performing NMS functions by multiple remote users simultaneously.

    Freemium Mac Windows Linux

    Network mapping Network Monitoring Private MIB compiler Add a feature

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  • pingg

    Great for figuring out whether you wifi or internet is slowing down. Has traceroute and tcp functions.

    Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux

    Graphs Add a feature

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  • noping

    liboping is a C library to generate ICMP echo requests, better known as “ping packets”. It is intended for use in network monitoring applications or applications that would otherwise need to fork ping(1) frequently. Included is a sample application, called oping, which demonstrates the library’s abilities. It is like ping, ping6, and fping rolled into one. Since people are curious you might want to see an example output. Starting with version 1.4.

    Free Open Source Mac Linux

    Network Monitoring Add a feature

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  • NetTK

    NetTK, Network Tool Kit, is an Open Source alternative for monitoring and troubleshooting your network. NetTK is a modular and open source approach to monitoring network statistics. It was born due to my ISP having what I dubbed "frequent micro outages". While attempting to investigate the cause of the problem, and determine whether it was my own router/modem or their network, I discovered that there was no good tool for this purpose.

    Free Open Source Mac Windows Linux Python

    Modular System Network Monitoring Portable Uptime Monitoring Add a feature

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