The «Connection Verification Tool» enables checking the connection to required servers and measuring upload and download speeds. It replaces functions like «nslookup», «telnet», and «ping» and additionally offers an embedded verification of read and write speeds after port verification.
The guide is divided into the following sections:
1. Download and extract the Windows «Connection Verification Tool».
2. Open the command prompt as administrator (Start -> cmd.exe) and navigate to the directory of the extracted «Connection Verification Tool». Run the tool with the specified parameters.
msp_port_checker_packed.exe -u=<Login>3. Enter the password for the user account.
4. The tool checks the connection to the servers and storage (including SSL connection).
5. Check the tool’s report for successful access to all hosts.
1. Download and extract the macOS «Connection Verification Tool».
2. In the Terminal application, add the included libraries to the environment variable:
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=<Path to Connection Verification Tool folder>chmod +x <Path to msp_port_checker_tool file>
cd <Path to Connection Verification Tool folder>./msp_port_checker_tool -u=<Login>3. Enter the password for the user account.
4. Check the tool’s report for successful access to all hosts.
1. Download and extract the Linux «Connection Verification Tool» (64-bit or 32-bit).
2. Grant execution permissions to msp_port_checker_packed.exe in the Terminal application:
chmod +x msp_port_checker_packed.exe./msp_port_checker_packed.exe -u=<Login>3. Enter the password for the user account.
4. Check the tool’s report for successful access to all hosts.
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