Network diagnostic software is designed to help user and network administrators in scanning, diagnosing and identifying problems within a computer network.
It is a type of network management software that helps in finding network connectivity, performance and other related problems.
Network diagnostic software primarily helps in automating the process of network troubleshooting. Rather than the network administrator or a user manually looking for errors, it scans and searches along all known network ports, paths and interfaces to find network problems.
Some of the ways network diagnostic software can be used include:
In addition to network troubleshooting, network diagnostic software provides insight into basic network availability and performance statistics. It can be part of a network management/network performance monitoring application. Moreover, it can be used to diagnose network issues on both general end-user and enterprise networks.
Share this Term
Tech moves fast! Stay ahead of the curve with Techopedia!
Join nearly 200,000 subscribers who receive actionable tech insights from Techopedia.
Latest Articles
By: Alexander Lemiasheuski | Head of Agile Practice
By: Arthur Cole | Contributor
By: Justin Stoltzfus | Contributor, Reviewer
