Dotcom-Monitor Readies Worldwide IPv6 Instant Free Test Tools


Article by Brad


Wayzata, Minnesota - June 7, 2011 - Dotcom-Monitor, a leading provider of website and web server monitoring services , today announced the immediate availability of free online instant test tools - Ping, Trace-routes, real Browser-based agents (UserView Snapshot) - for measuring the performance of networks and websites worldwide monitoring locations during IPv6 Day on June 8.

UserView Snapshot is a free online test that uses company's browser-based UserView Monitoring platform. The test will be helpful in determining if content to a webpage is affected by the switch IPv6 on June 8. UserView Snapshot produces a detailed waterfall chart - from each of the 13 worldwide locations - that displays the time it takes to render individual webpage objects, including dynamic Web 2.0 page elements (such as Ajax, Flash, etc..). UserView Snapshot is the only free browser-based tool that provides such a comprehensive user's view of website's performance.

"UserView Snapshot is an absolutely free service that provides extremely useful information about website performance at the webpage object level" said Vadim Mazo, founder and chief technical officer of the company, "It will help website administrator's understand areas where they can improve their website's performance from the perspective of user's coming to their website from all over the world."

Trace-route tests will be helpful in determining if network routes are affected by IPv6 Day. Users can run instant free trace-route tests from multiple worldwide locations.

Similarly, the instant free Ping test tool by Dotcom-Monitor will help determine if network routes from multiple worldwide locations are affected by IPv6 Day. Agent locations are all IPv6-enabled. Monitoring services that are not IPv6 enabled will not adequately catch IPv6-related issues and other monitored errors. These instant free IPv6 test tools are designed to provide users a mechanism to check for affects to their websites usability on IPv6 Day and beyond," noted Dotcom-Monitor CTO, Vadim Mazo.

For more information, contact Brad Canham, 1-888-479-0741, or email at sales (at) dotcom-monitor.com.Try these instant test tools here:UserView Snapshot:

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