Years ago I produced a series of hands-on training classes for Laura Chappell, as part of the ‘toolkit’ we included a great set of tools from Kirk Thomas called NetScanToolsPro. This set of tools have found their place in my network analysis and troubleshooting toolkit for many years now. I thought Kirk would be a good person to have on this week to share a bit about his tool.
Kirk was also gracious enough to offer Wireless LAN Weekly listeners a fantastic 40% off discount code. (see bottom of post for details)
You can check out NetScanTools yourself at one of the following links:
Managed Switch Port Mapping Tool
Here are a couple of graphics about the product. This set of tools also has some automated functions that ‘run’ a series of tools for you. Also be sure to check out the training videos and support documentation to learn more about how your TCP/IP network works.
The discount code is ‘WLW032’ (that’s a Zero in front of the 32)
Discount coupon is good for:
*NetScanTools Pro Full Version (normally $249, with coupon $149.40)
*NetScanTools Pro Full Version bundled with Managed Switch Port
Mapping Tool (normally $348, with coupon $208.80)
*NetScanTools Pro Full Version on 4GB Ready Boost USB stick, USA
delivery only (normally $349, with coupon $209.40)
*NetScanTools Pro Full Version 3 license pack (normally $710, with
coupon $426)
Select from the ‘PLIMUS’ ordering options in the table on this page:
Enter the WLW032 coupon code at the shopping cart
view and press ‘recalculate’ to get the discount applied.
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*Managed Switch Port Mapping Tool Full Version (normally $199, with
coupon $119.40)
Select from the *top* ‘PLIMUS’ ordering option in the table on this
page:
Enter the WLW032 coupon code at the shopping cart
view and press ‘recalculate’ to get the discount applied.
Coupon expires on September 22, 2010
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