iNet Network Scanner 4.0.5
iNet network scanner for Mac, Wi‑Fi devices and services
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Ever wondered what devices are on your Wi‑Fi or which services are running on your local network? iNet shows it all—clear, instant, and easy to understand.
Whether you’re a tech expert or just want peace of mind, iNet helps you monitor, analyze, and manage your network with confidence. Discover connected devices, inspect open ports and services, and even wake sleeping Macs remotely. Rename devices, add custom icons, and set up favorites for quick access.
Network Scanner
- View all devices connected to your network (IP, MAC, and more)
- Rename and customize devices with your own names and icons
- Configure IP scan ranges and select network interfaces
- Export results (CSV or PDF)
- Connect via SSH, VNC, or HTTP
Bonjour Monitor
- Real-time overview of Bonjour services
- See which services are running on specific devices
- Get detailed information per service and domain
Wake on LAN
- Wake Macs and PCs over LAN or the internet
- Sleep, shut down, or restart Macs remotely
- Run SSH commands when needed
- Create a favorites list for fast access
Airport Monitor
- Live status for Apple Airport base stations
- Real-time traffic and WLAN quality graphs
- Device-specific signal strength
- Full base station details
Note: No support for the latest 802.11ac Airport models due to Apple removing SNMP.
Help & Documentation
- Built-in help (English and German) with glossary of key terms
Vesrsion 4.0.5:
- This update adds new features, improves the codebase, and refreshes all databases.
- [Added] Access your Wake on LAN favorites directly from the iNet Dock icon and wake devices with a click.
- [Enhanced] Wake on LAN now also turns on the target device's screen.
- [Added] A shortcut button for quick access to port scan settings.
- [Added] A button to enable deep port scanning.
- [Enhanced] The default port scan list now covers 8,130 ports, up from 36.
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