PingPlotter Standard is a network troubleshooting and monitoring tool.  Its goal is to monitor network connections, and then to help identify the source of the problem (when problems occur).

PingPlotter was first conceived in early 1998 to troubleshoot problems with a cable modem – with an "end user", consumer focus.  Over the years, it has grown to include a lot of capabilities, covering everyone from a "weekend troubleshooter" to the full-time network administrator.

Where to find additional help

If you can't find an answer to your question (or see your area of interest) in this documentation, we have more information available online at the PingPlotter Standard web site (http://www.pingplotter.com).

For more information on how to use PingPlotter, or if you have questions that are not covered here, please check our support topic in this help file.  Make sure you read the Getting Started Guide – it has a lot of great introductory material.

In addition, our knowledge base offers a lot of answers to questions that might be of low interest to some people (but a lot of interest to a few!).  We also have a search engine online that indexes our support forums, knowledge base and the rest of the site.  This is highly recommended if you have questions you can't find the answer to in this documentation.