Network Radar 2.4 – Manage and configure network devices.

Network Radar 2.4

Network Radar is an easy-to-use network discovery and management tool that will allow you to retrieve detailed information on network devices.

Key Features:

  • Scan your network and retrieve detailed information on network devices (see below)
  • Run useful Network Tools (see below)
  • Use the Monitoring function and get notified when the reachability of a device changes
  • Simply connect to a device by double-clicking it on the list (Quick Connect)
  • Assign your own names and choose from provided icons or import own icons
  • Use the simple rules / actions system for automatic processing of devices
  • Scan a interface’s network, a certain subnet or a range of IP addresses
  • Export a scan to CSV or TXT
  • and much more…

Device information:

  • IP address
  • MAC address
  • Vendor name (e.g., “Apple, Inc.” or “Dell”)
  • Domain name (DNS, reverse lookup)
  • Bonjour name
  • NetBIOS name
  • Services (open ports)
  • Response time (ping time)
  • Mac model identifier (i.e. “iMac9,1”)
  • Icon (automatically for Macs with model identifier)
  • Special function (e.g., host is standard gateway)
  • Reachability status
  • SSH / Telnet username, port and password
  • Device log
  • Notes

Included Network Tools:

  • Remote shutdown/restart/sleep of other Macs
  • Ping
  • Portscan
  • SSH
  • Telnet
  • Wake on LAN
  • Whois
  • HTTP, HTTPS, AFP, SMB, FTP, VNC, RDP, SSH, TELNET for Quick Connect


What’s New

Version 2.4:

New
  • A graph has been added to the Ping tool.
  • Scan speed has been improved. (Up to 4x, depending on your network)
  • The Portscanner is can now be much faster, especially if you scan multiple hosts at once.
  • The name of a port can be customised in the advanced preferences.
  • Items for Host settings and information have been added to the host menu.
  • Port results of the Portscanner can now be copied.
  • Refreshing a Scan can now be stopped without delay.
  • The Ping tool now waits until the last ping times out or responds.
  • The maximum value for the Portscanner is now 65535. (FFFFhex )
  • The names of the images are now much clearer and long names are displayed better.
  • You can now start a network tool even if the Host's Scan is being refreshed.
Fixed
  • A long list of open ports in the Host information was partly hidden.
  • Changing a network's IP range was sometimes unnoticed by Network Radar which resulted in wrong scan results.
  • Choosing 'Edit Smart Folder…' from the contextual menu on the sidebar did not always work.
  • Clearing multiple ports in the Portscanner list only cleared one of the entries in the list.
  • Copying log entries could result in a crash.
  • Importing a Custom Scan added this Scan to the Network section until Network Radar was restarted.
  • In some cases the monitoring did stop after a refresh of the Scan.
  • In some networks IPv6 addresses were unexpectedly removed.
  • In some networks the displayed default gateway IP address did change unexpectedly during a scan.
  • It was possible to open multiple preference windows.
  • Sometimes Hosts that are being monitored did not appear on the Monitoring List.
  • Sometimes the Monitoring List did not appear in the sidebar.
  • Sometimes the export menu item was grey.
  • The app could be trapped in a state where n more scans could be started.
  • The list of ports in the advanced preferences could be empty.
  • The router image was not being displayed for Hosts that are of type default gateway.
  • The share button was not being displayed correctly.
  • The vendor column was not resizable.


Compatibility

OS X 10.11 or later, 64-bit processor


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