Network Radar For Mac

Network Radar is a simple but powerful Mac app that enables you to scan your network in order to identify all connected devices, and offers you the possibility to perform maintenance tasks remotely.

Moreover, the Network Radar app provides detailed info about each device, so you can easily identify the ones that are connected to your network without authorization.

Right off the bat, you must define at least one scanning rule in order to detect the workstations connected to your network: you can choose the interface (ethernet, Wi-Fi, or FireWire), and the IP range you want to analyze.

Network Radar will display a list with all devices in its main window and , once you select an entry, you can view the workstation’s current status, the response time, its function, the MAC address, the identifier, the supported services, and so on.

The utility offers you the possibility to connect to any detected host and enables you to quickly run various maintenance jobs: activate the contextual menu to view the available connection options and network tools.

Among other things, you can scan the ports, send ping commands, perform Whois searches, to choose the connection protocol, and so on.

You have the option to add the device to the Monitoring List which means that you can get notifications when the workstation’s status changes (note that the monitoring function must be manually enabled). Last but not least, the network map can be quickly exported to TXT, CSV, or PDF documents.

In a nutshell, Network Radar can be used to create a detailed list of all devices connected to your network, and to quickly connect to any of them via popular network protocols. It can also monitor the status of a network host and displays alerts when its status changes.