Angry IP Scanner For Mac

Angry IP Scanner is an open source and multi-platform network analyzing utility that brings both ease of use and fast scanning speeds to network admins that need to check the availability of multiple hosts on a regular basis.

The Angry IP Scanner tool successfully enables you to effortlessly find the IPs of all alive hosts on a network, based on a desired range of addresses.

On top of that, Angry IP Scanner also displays NetBIOS information for all live hosts found on a LAN, such as workgroup, computer and user name, thus making it much easier to find out more details about the machines on a given network.

Moreover, Angry IP Scanner enables you to effortlessly and rapidly select your favorite IP ranges and to insert customizable openers.

By accessing the Angry IP Scanner application's main window, you will be able to select the IP range to scan or view the hostname of your computer before starting the actual network scanning process.

One the scanning has ended, the Scan Statistics dialog displays the total time it took to scan the network, the IP range scanned and the number of hosts that were scanned.

As an added bonus, you can also easily export the scanning results to multiple file formats, such as HTML, CSV, XML, TXT or IP-Portlists, for further use in network analysis software solutions.

The Angry IP Scanner application enables you to customize scanning options from its Preferences window, which includes the delay between starting threads, the maximum number of scanning threads and the choice of a different pinging method each time.

From Angry IP Scanner's Preferences Ports tab, you can also change the default port connect timeout and specify the ports you want to scan.

Angry IP Scanner also allows you to select which hosts will be displayed in the scanning results and the labels to be used in the results list for not available information.

You should definitely give Angry IP Scanner a spin if you’re looking for a free and open source network scanner, capable of providing you with extensive information about a host’s open ports and NetBIOS information.