MxToolBox vs. UVexplorer by UVnetworks

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
MxToolBox
Score 8.0 out of 10
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MxToolbox in Austin supports global Internet operations by providing what they describe as free, fast and accurate network diagnostic and lookup tools. The vendor boasts millions of technology professionals using their tools to help diagnose and resolve a wide range of infrastructure issues.N/A
UVexplorer
Score 0.0 out of 10
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UVnetworks' focus is to provide simple solutions that help IT administrators identify, track, and troubleshoot their IT infrastructure. UVexplorer automatically discovers information about the devices on a network and the connections between them. It can be used to monitor the status of critical devices and services, and users can receive notifications when problems arise, tracking the network's performance using UVexplorer's Ping monitors, CPU monitors, Disk monitors, and Web Site monitors.
$1,795
per year 2500 network interfaces
Pricing
MxToolBoxUVexplorer by UVnetworks
Editions & Modules
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UVexplorer
starting at $1,795
per year 2500 network interfaces
UVexplorer Server
starting at $3,395
per year 2500 network interfaces
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
MxToolBoxUVexplorer
Free Trial
NoYes
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup fee$1,000 one-time fee per installation
Additional DetailsVolume tier available above 2,500 network interfaces.
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Community Pulse
MxToolBoxUVexplorer by UVnetworks
Considered Both Products
MxToolBox
Chose MxToolBox
MxToolBox is a bit more pricy, but it is an industry leader in email delivery and provides first level diagnostics of external DNS records
Chose MxToolBox
Browser-based always makes it faster to use than some of its competitors. A top-notch tool that is always up to date.
Chose MxToolBox
I have not used to competing products
Chose MxToolBox
MXToolBox is easier to use probably because I am more familiar with it. I have used DNSStuff several times to compare results, which usually are very similar. The main drawback for DNSStuff is that each tool is a download rather than browser-based, and I would just prefer that …
Chose MxToolBox
MxToolBox provides a great set of tools that separate it from the competition. I have not found an app with such a comprehensive set of tools similar to MxToolBox.
Chose MxToolBox
While I do not use other tools as this one provides everything i need. I find that MXToolbox provides a better experience through their clean UI, there is not a flood of popups, or other unrelated information that impacts the trustworthy nature of the web site. Other Solutions …
Chose MxToolBox
This product was really too specific to MS Exchange and did not uncover many of the other issues that might be causing email issues.
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User Ratings
MxToolBoxUVexplorer by UVnetworks
Likelihood to Recommend
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User Testimonials
MxToolBoxUVexplorer by UVnetworks
Likelihood to Recommend
The site/product is well suited for a quick and free tool to diagnose any first-level external DNS and/or email-related issues. The monitoring tool and reports is a good first line of alerting when an email issue arises, so it can be dealt with in a timely manner, as a free service
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Pros
  • Dns records population
  • Email blacklisting details
  • SMTP diagnostics and real time analysis
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Cons
  • Adding the ability to send test messages from the site
  • It is possible to create a temporary inbox to check the receipt of e-mails
  • Dark mode
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Alternatives Considered
MXToolBox is easier to use probably because I am more familiar with it. I have used DNSStuff several times to compare results, which usually are very similar. The main drawback for DNSStuff is that each tool is a download rather than browser-based, and I would just prefer that whatever I am using is as up-to-date as possible. I would tend to uninstall the DNSStuff tools right after using them.
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Return on Investment
  • On many occasions we have noticed problems and reported then to a client before they knew it was a problem. Customers really appreciate that
  • Keeps our customers coming back to us as they know we help keep an eye on their uptime and availability
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