NetRouteView

NetRouteView is a lightweight and portable software application that represents a graphical interface for the Route.exe command-line tool, enabling users to generate a routing list from the network they are connected to.
Since installation is not a prerequisite, you can drop the executable file in any place on the disk and just click it to run.
There is also the possibility of saving NetRouteView to a USB flash disk or similar device, to run it on any computer with minimum effort and no prior installers.
What's more, the Windows registry does not get updated with new keys, and no additional files are created on the HDD without your consent.
The interface is made from a regular window with a familiar structure, where a routing list is immediately populated with information at startup. This includes the destination, mask, gateway, interface IP, metric, and type for each entry.
It is possible to add a new route to the list by filling out these details, modify or delete existing ones, or change the metric values. These details can be copied to the Clipboard or exported to an HTML report. A search function is available for dealing with large amounts of data.
NetRouteView runs on a very low amount of CPU and RAM, so it does not affect the computer's overall performance. It has a good response time and works fine, without causing the OS to hang, crash or pop up error dialogs. We have not come across any issues in our tests.
All in all, NetRouteView presents a straightforward mode for generating a detailed list with routes made from the existing network, and it can be used by anyone, thanks to its intuitive UI and options.