Are you curious about your Mac's current network connection or want to test if a remote server is still active? Is your connection to a server slow and want to learn more about the detours your data packets take on the way to their destination? Or are you on a hotel's Wi-Fi network and want to address poor network speed with solid data? We regularly use this handy little tool.
Of course, you can use Terminal for this and type commands like ping or traceroute. But there is a more Mac-like way: Meet Neo Network Utility. This tool offers a full suite of network tools for retrieving information about your network adapter and diagnosing common network problems. Netstat, Ping, Lookup, Traceroute, Whois, Finger, Port Scan and Network Speed, they are all present in a neat and uncluttered user interface.
This interface reminds us of the “good old days”
What makes Neo Network Utility so useful?
- User-friendly: No more fiddling with the Terminal. For anyone less handy with this.
- Full Equipment: Whether you need Netstat, Ping, Lookup, Traceroute, Whois, Finger, Port Scan or Network Speed.
- Compatibility: Works on all Macs running macOS Ventura or later.
- Free: Download it from this page: https://www.devontechnologies.com/apps/freeware
Neo Network Utility is super useful for anyone who wants to know more about their network connections and diagnose network problems. Whether you are an IT professional or just curious about your network performance.
