Download The Dude 2.0 beta 8

The follow-up to The Dude 2.0 beta 7, released in August, can be downloaded from MikroTik’s site. This new version is numbered – how could it be otherwise – beta 8 and can continue here click to download the installation package. The Dude is a free-to-use network monitor for the Windows platform and is able to recognize connected network equipment in a subnet. The devices found are then graphically displayed in a kind of map, so that a visualized version of the network is available. In addition, The Dude indicates which services are running on the various equipment and a warning can be given when a service is no longer running. unlike the previous versions, the changelog of The Dude 2.0 has been updated, but unfortunately up to and including the seventh beta:

v2.0beta7:

• new built-in function – execute. Allows to make probes and data sources based on return value or output of exeternal programs
• new builtin function – device_property. Allows to use device field values ​​in functions
• many bug fixes

v2.0beta6:

• new snmp oid chooser control
• many bug fixes

v2.0beta5:

• data sources can be fed by functions
• network map tooltips can evaluate functions
• crash reporter
• function probe – probes can contain very complex statements
• added cpu, memory, virtual memory, disk probes – graphs usage of resources
• ping function – pings host and returns rtt, size, ttl, error
• more built-in functions
• dude database could occasionally get corrupted
• other bug fixes

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