IPNetwork archived versions

Where can I find older versions of IPNetwork Monitor?

Q: I would like to install one of previous versions of IPNetwork Monitor. Is it possible? Where can I get the installation executable?

A:: Since IPNetwork licenses do not expire, you can use it as long as you wish. However, you can only upgrade your installation to versions published before your Maintenance&Support subscription has expired.

The table below contains links to previous (archived) versions of IPNetwork Monitor in reverse chronological order. In order you could be sure you are installing authentic IPNetwork version, we also provide file sizes and checksums.

Important: although you can use any of the versions published below, we strongly discourage you from using versions prior to the latest one (v1.0 build 236, the first in the list). Apart from a number of bug fixes and enhancements, there could be certain security issues that could make your installation insecure. You are strongly advised to use the latest version.

In order to learn which IPNetwork version/build you can use with your license, run IPNetwork Monitor GUI client and click “Help > About IPNetwork Monitor“, to see Maintenance&Support expiration date. You can only use IPNetwork builds released at or earlier than your license’ Maintenance& Support expiration date.

Important: you are advised to check SHA1 and SHA256 checksums of all the executables you download, prior to running them. You can calculate checksums using PowerShell’s built-in Get-FileHash cmdlet. For instructions, refer to Microsoft’s documentation on how to use Get-FileHash for checksum verification. Avoid installing software if it fails checksum verification.

 

 

Version and build Release date Installation files data
1.1 build 236 Feb 24, 2026
ipnetwork-agent.exe: 62,002,448 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   8313e8c72d06a013234df6468beda3a0e9a70cce
SHA256 checksum: 4b1b0ab9c6472bfc6c32cd4e24f79642df43be3ec0eb4de9c11058ff47e83bf1
ipnetwork-monitor.exe: 122,849,472 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   6a43676d543c9b68d9be8649b9bea4dd0aa9818c
SHA256 checksum: b83ffcb7f4342aea71aacaa880e6ae95c52c3bbab1f0a1400cdae9964a9746cf
1.0 build 210 Dec 17, 2025
ipnetwork-agent.exe: 61,949,408 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   55b3865b63621f9bbff1822563aecf13251d75fc
SHA256 checksum: 52cbd7f9d91359bb22dcabe935f250ab0c558430d7dfafb5ac7ac587bd0999b5
ipnetwork-monitor.exe: 122,573,504 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   7d8966d0b69fecf363dd938892153324d9e2d323
SHA256 checksum: 92b1d2ac48cb6a417ee131b45cc3cde61b469f161aa29f80b648d7a60cf49f71
1.0 build 189 Oct 30, 2025
ipnetwork-agent.exe: 61,919,712 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   b7abb0ac84be785c0577b7abd6be142a0997d4d4
SHA256 checksum: acabfe4564bf1e7324714600eb8f30c048da74fd2bd8bdd2b06d3da16b78ac62
ipnetwork-monitor.exe: 122,528,448 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   3a8745c08f130ff132ee9a3f5f833667f2597dfc
SHA256 checksum: 75ba4ca4ce0f7eb719230e2d8e53e974825c5b5770c507e38a87262c72b6bd1b
1.0 build 154 Apr 23, 2025
ipnetwork-agent.exe: 57,320,696 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   4d9677507e6377b8079adc0f2437e9e62b41af52
SHA256 checksum: 457e20721d920ed5adbdc7db8e9708b1b65e2eaef9df4d72da587b158d7e0166
ipnetwork-monitor.exe: 117,134,568 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   c4c9d2f0411c38d30087706cf586d42a05881518
SHA256 checksum: 0c1917e589e3e9f28b10b6fb4dce8e5027fb7ebf8674b964f0e1fdbe9d787016
1.0 build 141 Mar 11, 2025
ipnetwork-agent.exe: 57,311,248 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   0999c8066465d71546d14f4d515a2f71d30a9822
SHA256 checksum: 01ccbf111e508eed1ae3b2c84232fed9950a0d3556498153dad50ba3d4551989
ipnetwork-monitor.exe: 117,020,264 bytes
SHA1 checksum:   201e05919ac9977d834116a2723441e588e82216
SHA256 checksum: 329821093593de50e74fe3aea01ae503fa0a731528150fbd25139a840402b3d8
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Frequently Asked Questions

Check out our Knowledge Base where we answer questions regarding various topics.

Can an older IPNetwork Monitor version still be used?

Yes. IPNetwork licenses do not expire, but upgrades are limited to versions published before the Maintenance&Support subscription expiration date for the license.

Why is the latest version recommended over archived versions?

The latest version includes bug fixes and enhancements, and older builds may have security issues that have already been addressed in newer releases.

How should archived installer downloads be verified?

Compare the downloaded executable against the listed SHA1 and SHA256 checksums before running it. PowerShell’s Get-FileHash cmdlet can calculate those hashes.