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VisualRoute Personal Edition enables non-technical users to perform connectivity testing of Internet connections and get more information about an IP address or website.

Get an instant analysis of your Internet/Intranet connection performance

Locate the source of poor network response time (or latency), poor connection quality caused by packet loss, and identify the ISP responsible

Determine if slow performance is due to your ISP or a problem on the Internet

Easily report connectivity or Internet abuse problems to the network provider, get instant lookups of worldwide Whois information

Identify the geographical location of web servers and IP addresses

VisualRoute Advanced Edition provides the more technical user continuous connection testing and a history of previous connection test results for more in-depth connectivity analysis.

Includes all Personal Edition features, PLUS:

Perform more in-depth connectivity test Continuous connectivity testing enables more detailed analysis of connections

Continuous measurement of network latency with views of IP response over time

A history of performance test reports provides views to previous connection tests to identify changes in network performance over time

VisualRoute Business Edition is for networking professionals with a need for greater diagnostics of network and application performance and single-user remote access via the browser.

Includes all Advanced Edition features, PLUS:

OmniPath™ shows all possible routes to a destination and allows you to compare the performance of different routes

NetVu™ shows a high-level view of all network routes for open trace reports, enabling easily identification of network nodes that are common to multiple routes, network routes that have multiple path options, and comparison of the number of hops for multiple routes.

Access VisualRoute via a browser from a home office or remote location to test connectivity from the VisualRoute server to another location

Test connectivity from multiple built-in test server locations, including Chicago, San Jose, Ashburn (VA), and London; this capability provides additional testing points to help identify network routes and network providers causing poor performance. longer periods of time

Test specific ports to determine if your applications are up and responding