Network Analyzer: net tools 4+

It is amazing but with the way things are these days our family of four has about 30 devices using the home network and this little app makes it really easy for me to find them and check what IP address they have.

It is also really useful on an unfamiliar network to get a quick picture of how it is set up.

Been using the app for years and never had a problem with it, great job!

This is a straightforward but highly useful tool for tracking down network and device connectivity problems. It provides router, and device connection IP addresses. You can find out what’s actually connected and is anything going on with the people in the car outside your place, who look like they’re on the net. Of course not so likely, but it has happened a lot especially when people haven’t protected the router. So, how often will you need it? Well, if you're a network professional it is indispensable. If you're not, who knows. Tomorrow, next week, next month, or even next year, but if you don't need it in the next 3-6 months you are a very lucky person. It’s a good tool. It’s very informative. I recommend it. However when polled 8 out of 10 cats were undecided. They generally thought the high frequency network signals ought to be turned off! There’s more in the paid version, but still plenty in the free version. You’ll soon decide if it’s what you need, and I’m sure you’ll agree it’s a good professional tool to help you see what’s going on around you (and in that car outside). Did you know there are still users who haven’t changed the default password on their router? Yikes.

Network discovery is a brute force ping which really helps when finding things like WiFi connected smart devices. Also gives a lot of info about the phones modem when connected to WiFi or not.
For free, it’s bloody great