iNet for iPad Network Scanner 4+

Name: iNet for iPad Network Scanner
Price: 7.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (79 reviews)
Author: BananaGlue GmbH

BananaGlue GmbH

- 4.4 • 79개의 평가

- US$7.99

iPad 스크린샷

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iNet - your network under control!
Keep control of your local network. Is someone using your WLAN without your knowledge? Which devices are online? Which ports are open? Which services are available? What is the address of your router? Wake up sleeping computers via the network. Label found devices with your own names and icons ...

The very clear and user-friendly design allows even inexperienced users to get a clear overview of a network, the devices connected to it and the running services.

iNet is a network scanner that makes it as easy as possible for you to obtain information about networks and the devices connected to them. Whether you're a network specialist or a simple Mac user, iNet gives you the data you need to find out what's going on in your network.

One of the best network tools for Mac and IOS since 2011. Developed in Germany.

Network scanner:
- View all devices that are online and connected to the network, including their IP.
- You can assign your computers, routers or other network devices your own names and icons from the supplied Ion sets or your own icons to identify a device in the scan list more quickly. Most Macintosh devices are automatically displayed with the correct icon.
- Setting the IP range to be scanned or the interfaces to be scanned
- Exporting the scan results as an Excel (csv) or PDF file
- Connect to devices with different protocols

Bonjour monitor:
- Display of all running services (Bonjour) in real time
- Display of the services running on a specific device
- Display of detailed information about a service
- Selection of the active Bonjour domain

Wake on Lan
- Wake up computers in the local network and via the Internet
- Hibernation, shutdown or restart (Macintosh computers only)
- Creating a favorites list
- Sending commands to devices via ssh

Help
- Detailed help text

iNet does not collect user data and does not make calls home. The one-time purchase of the upgrade includes all future updates.
iNet is also available as a native Mac version.

2024년 6월 19일

버전 3.7.1

Have a beautiful time, and all the best!
[Added] Newest iPad Air and iPad Pro
[Added] Show real name of own device in scan list
[Updated] All databases

4.4/5

79개의 평가

Fast and efficient

INet's scanner is both fast and detailed. Performs well and provides a good deal of configuration, and options for saving past scans and understanding what is connected to your network. Great customer service as well. Only things I would add, are ability to use your own images/graphics for network device types, and the ability to do basic network operations such as trace, Netstat, nslookup, ifconfig, etc.... Also nice would be wifi strength and Speedtest tools. After all, what's a network tool without the ability to test the strength and speed from different spots on your LAN.

Great way to see your home network

INet scanner is fast and returns a list of IPs on your network. This is very useful when I need to know the address of a device (printer, Raspberry Pi, etc.) that I want to connect. The MAC address is hidden by Apple from all iPadOS apps (including INet scanner), so if you need that info, best to use the MacOS version of the program.

On the iPad, I can quickly connect to a service on the network, like SSH to rPi, or a device that has a web interface. Easy to ping a device that you know should be responsive to help determine if there is an issue.

This is a great utility!

Unusable in portrait mode

Take a look at the screenshots. Notice anything? None of them are in portrait mode. That’s right, if you want to use this app you have to disable the orientation lock, because it’s barely usable otherwise. When in portrait mode there are huge portions of the interface that simply cannot be accessed on the right side of the screen.

New bug? Hardly. It’s been this way for at least two years, I believe after they did a major UI facelift. I emailed them twice but no one could be bothered to respond.