VisualRoute is in oorsprong een grafische tegenhanger van het 'tracert' commando, waarmee je kan bekijken via welke weg je datapakketen over het netwerk worden verstuurd. In de loop van de tijd zijn er meer opties toegevoegd zoals een whois reporter en een eMailTracker waarmee e-mail servers geïdentificeerd kunnen worden. VisualRoute is verkrijgbaar voor Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X en Windows, en is afhankelijk van de registratiecode in verschillende varianten te gebruiken die op deze pagina met elkaar vergeleken worden. De ontwikkelaars hebben versie 11.0a de deur uitgedaan met de volgende aanpassingen:
All editions:Desktop editions:
- Network connection graph quickly identifies connection performance problems by locating erratic and poor responding devices
- Network peering points are located where available to help identify high-risk routing devices
- Updated geo-IP database for improved accuracy of IP device locations to better qualify response time results
VisualRoute 2007 Business edition enhancements:
Server editions:New! VisualRoute 2007 SupportPro edition - combines the 2006 Support and Professional Support editions:
- Test connections to critical application servers and devices such as routers from any Visualware testing server location, including San Jose, CA USA, Ashburn, VA USA, and London UK.
- On-Demand NTAs (Network Test Agents) enable quick troubleshooting of remote connectivity problems, a single connection at a time
- Single-User browser support enables a single user at a time to access the VisualRoute server and test connections initiating from their computer, from the VisualRoute server, or from various Visualware testing server locations
- NTA publishing allows connection test agents to be quickly downloaded to remote test locations via virtual URL addresses without a web server
VisualRoute 2007 Server standard edition enhancements:
New! VisualRoute 2007 Server professional edition:
- Test connections to critical application servers and devices such as routers from any Visualware testing server location, including San Jose, CA USA, Ashburn, VA USA, and London UK.
New! VisualRoute 2007 Server NOC edition:
- On-Demand NTAs (Network Test Agents) enable quick troubleshooting of remote connectivity problems, supports unlimited remote connections
- Unlimited-user browser enables remote users to test connectivity from their computer, from the VisualRoute server, or from various Visualware testing server locations
- NTA publishing allows connection test agents to be quickly downloaded to remote test locations via virtual URL addresses without a web server
- Results database with browser access provides visibility to end-user test results for analysis and review by IT staff
- Test connections to critical application servers and devices such as routers from any Visualware testing server location, including San Jose, CA USA, Ashburn, VA USA, and London UK.
- AutoTime™ NTAs (Network Test Agents) perform continuous connection performance testing from multiple remote offices and customer locations for ongoing network performance management and identification of changes in connectivity performance
- On-Demand NTAs (Network Test Agents) enable quick troubleshooting of remote connectivity problems on an as-needed basis, supports unlimited remote connections
- Unlimited-user browser enables remote users to test connectivity from their computer, from the VisualRoute server, or from various Visualware testing server locations
- NTA publishing allows connection test agents to be quickly downloaded to remote test locations via virtual URL addresses without a web server
- Results database with browser access provides visibility to end-user test results for analysis and review by IT staff
- Test connections to critical application servers and devices such as routers from any Visualware testing server location, including San Jose, CA USA, Ashburn, VA USA, and London UK.
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