While 100 routers sounds like a lot, and Pure Networks plans to continually add more hardware support, Network Magic currently overlooks many smaller router brands, such as Hawking Technology, Trendware, and ViewSonic. The simple installation takes a few minutes, but the software works only with PCs, is limited to five client computers, and is compatible with merely about 100 of the most popular routers on the market. All told, this software is well worth its $50 price tag and is a great tool for novice networkers however, it doesn't work with all routers, and it leaves non-Windows machines out in the cold.ĭocumentation for Network Magic is a mixed bag that includes a quick-start guide, online help, and a series of tips but no printed manual to peruse. Pure Networks' Network Magic software helps you keep everything connected and better distribute LAN resources with file and printer sharing. Pure Networks' Network Magic management softwareĮditors' note: This review and the editors' rating have been updated to reflect changes in the company's service and support policy.Īs home networks become increasingly complicated, with clients and other devices scattered throughout the house, it's a full-time job for a home user to keep clients, printers, VoIP phones, network drives, and a variety of media devices on the network.
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