Network Logger Pro for pc

Network Logger Pro for Pc

Last Updated by Lyle Andrews on 2024-12-07

  • Category: Utilities
  • License: $9.99
  • Current version: 7.23
  • File size: 7.62 MB
  • Compatibility: Windows 11/Windows 10

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Software Features and Description

1. Network Logger Pro can also be used to monitor web sites, ongoingly ping any network device and produce historical graphs and logs of their speeds, outages, and response times.

2. *Note: If you are interested in purchasing this app for the router monitoring feature, you can test your router's compatibility with Network Logger by downloading the free utility "NL Compatibility Checker" first.

3. Log internet connection outages, create long term graphs of your network traffic speeds, monitor servers and IP devices.

4. Another uses Network Logger Pro to monitor a weak satellite link in Africa, to determine the best times of day to connect.

5. One is a network contractor who uses it to monitor wifi systems he installs on remote drilling rigs and to provide statistics to his clients documenting his service.

6. Network Logger has been invaluable in documenting for my ISP just how frequently my connection goes down.

7. Also see Network Logger IT, a separate product with the same features, but which also offers emailed notifications of monitoring events.

8. If you have an issue using Network Logger Pro or need help, email the support address on this page and you will get support right away.

9. Some customers have told us of interesting uses they have for Network Logger Pro.

10. If there are certain times of day or week that your network slows down or has an outage, Network Logger Pro will show you.

11. When monitoring a server URL or a device IP address with a URL Monitor you can customize the spoken and logged status announcements by entering your own text.

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Or follow the guide below to use on PC:



Select Windows version:

  1. Windows 10
  2. Windows 11

Install Network Logger Pro app on your Windows in 4 steps below:


  1. Download an Android emulator for PC:
    Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

  2. Install the emulator:
    On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

  3. Using Network Logger Pro on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:
    • Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Network Logger Pro"
    • The search will reveal the Network Logger Pro app icon. Open, then click "Install".
    • Once Network Logger Pro is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Network Logger Pro.
    • Now enjoy Network Logger Pro on PC.

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Get APK for PC → Lyle Andrews 1 7.23


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Top Pcmac Reviews

  • Great App, Responsive Developer

    By penguirl (Pcmac user)

    On first glance the graph can be a little intimidating but the app is pretty much set it and forget it (until you have an outage, at which time you’ll probably want to consult the manual to learn how to export data to submit to your ISP, which is easier than it sounds). Really the only thing I’ve had to do is to select the desired the app to monitor in the menubar and that takes all of one click. I mentioned to the developer that I would like to be able to set the smaller graph to monitor only one connection, as the shared connection to a PC in another room is of no concern to me, and he responded the very next day and said that he would add it to his to-do list. Very responsive. In the end, this app is far easier for the average user to track connection drops with than searching tedious log files, using professional the app tools, or taking screenshots of Apple’s dropped connection graphics, and will hold more weight with your ISP than just complaining about your connection. And at a fraction of the price of other the app tools to boot! I am very happy with this app and I kind of wish my connection problems would arise again just so I can set my ISP straight :)
  • Works great, but only while the computer is awake.

    By Iron Father (Pcmac user)

    I can't track my service provider if outages happen while the computer is asleep. If they can manage that, then this would be five stars.
  • Great app, worth the $ for sure

    By jyoseph (Pcmac user)

    I’m fairly technically savvy, but when it comes to networks I’m like a fish out of water. I get the basics, but running commands in terminal or fishing around for logs on my machine isn’t really ideal. I have been having issues with internet connectivity. I suspect it is the line coming into my house. Of course ISPs do not want this, so they will attempt to point the finger at any other possibility before they send a tech out. Not anymore! I plugged my box directly into the modem, fired up this app and went to bed. When I woke up it was like Christmas morning when I saw all of the outages. Each one was for around the same time; about 6 minutes. Made the call to my ISP this morning, they are coming out tomorrow to replace the line. My main point is this: If you are having internet connectivity problems, this $10 app will save you the hassle of having to run around in circles with your ISP. The logs don’t lie, and you can confidently tell your ISP what’s up. In terms of ease-of-use, sure there are some things I don’t fully get with the app (some of the terms used, technologies leveraged, etc) but I understand when my box speaks out something like “Internet Interruption Detected”. That I understand, and for my purpose that’s all I needed. As far as setup goes, there wasn’t really much to do. It just works.
  • Works, but outbound network connections are a concern

    By Tremolux66 (Pcmac user)

    The app functions okay as a monitor and logger. I’m not wild about the user interface, e.g., it seems I can’t position the window, but but the UI is tolerable. What really put me off, however, is that the Little Snitch the app connection history and map for NLP revealed that it was making connections all over the world, many to locations I don’t trust (i.e., I consider more likely to be sources of malicious activity). It also raised concerns about the use of the connections: whether they were being used for simple testing or some undesired purpose. Consequently I blocked NLP in the firewall and shut off its connection testing function; I now use the app only for occasional continuous data rate monitoring. (I use other apps for ongoing the app monitoring.) Perhaps these connections are innocuous, but I don’t wish to take chances with that.

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