Network Analyzer: net tools

This app might have some utility, but I can’t tell because there’s a super bright, white strip of an ad from Google at the bottom of the page that practically blinds me and makes it uncomfortable to look at the screen! I don’t know how else to complain, but to give a poor review. I literally stopped using it because I could not bear the super bright light shining into my eyes. There is no way to turn it down. I suppose I could hold a piece of paper over the bottom of the screen, but then why am I using a computer? Shouldn’t I have more control over such things? I tried rejecting the ad, and adjust adjusting my Google preferences, but that just made the white strip into an empty white strip about Google. If anything, it was even worse! So I had to delete the app and just not use it again. Too bad.

Easy to use and understand. Basic info about devices on your network. The Pro version offers a lot more. I wish there was a way to block users from using your network with the free version and there were more options than just knowing how many devices are connected. Ads don’t get in the way or anything but there are a lot of them. If you want more detail or you want logs of devices that connect to your network you’ll have to upgrade to the Pro version which I think is reasonably priced.

Application does what I need to provide basic network address information within program limits. iOS device ID does not give descriptors of most devices found under Wi-Fi or LAN Scan due to protocol regulations. I identify devices by elimination, ie unplug power to device, rescan devices after I listed them, identify which IP address is missing, then attach that device name on my list. Not always practical, yet I can determine out of five devices which IP is assigned to which device. I also can see how many connected devices are in my network. Feb 2022 Portland USA.