What's new:
* 2.2 * January 2012
- Added ability of using masks in IP addresses for ignoring traffic on local networks when using the "Sniffing packets" sensor type (for example, 192.*.*.*).
- Added sending SMS messages directly via a connected GSM phone.
- Added TLS/SSL support for sending email notifications via the SMTP protocol.
- Added ability to select measurement units for displaying traffic and bandwidth on charts and reports.
- Added ability to send SMS messages to several recipients. Use semicolons ";" to divide the recipients.
- Added the column sorting, hiding, and renaming functions.
- Added tracing route to a certain host (the tracert procedure).
* 2.1 * June 2011
- Added ability to watch IP addresses participating in the network traffic generation. This function allows you to see from what sites and how many bytes were downloaded.
- Added a new diagram type "Traffic volume for period" which allows you to see the traffic consumption for any month, day, and hour.
- Added ability to generate and print various reports based on the existing tables and diagrams.
- Added the SNMP v3 support.
- Added exporting statistics to .CSV files which can be imported to a database or Excel.
- Added ability to define passwords and IP addresses (a filter) for accessing agents.
- Added ability to sort hosts in the main host tree.
- Added ability to change the columns order in lists.
* 2.0 * December 2010
- Added a new sensor type - "Packet sniffer". This new sensor can count only external traffic cutting out local traffic. This sensor can also monitor bandwidth by different network protocols independently.
- Added settings for maintaining the statistics files. The statistics maintaining mechanism prevents the database from unlimited growth, creates backup copies of the stats files, and cleans up the database.
- Optimized the stats loading process on the program startup.
- Added ability to configure the program database folder.
- Added displaying sensor error descriptions.
* 1.1 * February 2010
- The first public version.