Net Uptime Monitor1.9.32

While most people measure the quality of their Internet plan based on speed, the stability of the connection is an equally relevant parameter. As the name suggests, Net Uptime Monitor is a utility designed to help you get a comprehensive report of the connection's uptime, including the exact times and length of the failures.

Allows you to perform customized ping tests

Following a swift installation, the app automatically starts to check the reliability of your connection by performing standard ping tests for Google, Level 3 and OpenDNS. The results that indicate the average response times are displayed automatically and refreshed at a custom interval.While the ping tests are set to be performed at every 5 seconds by default, you can change the parameters from the Settings window. Moreover, here is where you can change the target servers by specifying a name and their corresponding IP addresses.In case you are actively monitoring the stability of the Internet connection, then the app allows you to set up a custom alert that pops up on failure. In fact, you can even set the duration of the downtime before the tool alerts you.

Displays a detailed log with all the recorded failures

You can preview the results of the aforementioned tests in real-time based on the indicator light's color. While green suggests a steady connection, yellow means you are experiencing some lag, whereas red indicates a failure.The details of the failures are all recorded with valuable details such as total monitoring time, failure count, total down time, average failure length as well as their minimum and maximum. Analyzing it can be useful to detect patterns and identify or rule out potential failure causes.It is worth mentioning that the errors are recorded in a log that is stored as a text file on your computer. The report is continuously updated even as you are previewing it and you can edit or print it using the text editor of your choice.

A handy tool for measuring your Internet reliability

Regardless of whether the uptime failures are caused by firewall issues, the so-called dropping line or a poor positioning of the WiFi router, Net Uptime Monitor can help you get the details about the fails so you can act accordingly.