Netstat is Onix’ first foray into the realm of utility apps, and namely network monitoring software. Such software is typically used in order to:
Regular monitoring/scanning helps ensure the healthy functioning of networks and connected devices at enterprises, banks, and government agencies. However, scanning with specialized tools is essential for any network with a significant number of devices or with multiple subnets. Manual management may be difficult, inefficient, and expose the system to security risks. Data found by network scanner software reveals a wide range of critical network information and helps to manage and maintain the system, troubleshoot issues and pinpoint problems, discover points that might be vulnerable, and protect the network from attacks.
Netstat is a network scanner iOS application that automatically discovers and locates devices connected to the network by analyzing the Wi-Fi. Among the key features of the network scanner, IP address and port scanning should be mentioned first.
The app relies on what is called active scanning – sending a ping to each device on the network and awaiting a response. The responses are then analyzed to detect any inconsistencies or vulnerabilities. For IP networks, pings are usually sent to every possible IP address. The response, if any, determines each one’s status. Netstat uses ping, tracert, device, and port scan utilities to provide a basic view of what is happening across your network to help you detect and resolve errors quickly and easily.
The app may come in handy for anyone who needs to manage their IP addresses and devices, especially on a large network. Netstat’s lean functionality and ease-of-use make it especially good for beginner techs and organizations without sufficient IT support or experience in network monitoring.
Network monitoring is essential but not always feasible. Imagine your network devices are down, the administrator in charge is out, and there’s an angry boss demanding to find out what happened. It’s days like that which Netstat may help save by indicating what is wrong and where to look first. Later, you may utilize a more robust tool, but for the moment, Netstat can provide clues in a pinch.
We developed this network scanner for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. It helps identify problems when a laptop or desktop PC is unavailable. This means that Netstat can be of use to professional network administrators as well.
The app may come in handy for anyone who needs to manage their IP addresses and devices, especially on a large network. Netstat’s lean functionality and ease-of-use make it especially good for beginner techs and organizations without sufficient IT support or experience in network monitoring.
Network monitoring is essential but not always feasible. Imagine your network devices are down, the administrator in charge is out, and there’s an angry boss demanding to find out what happened. It’s days like that which Netstat may help save by indicating what is wrong and where to look first. Later, you may utilize a more robust tool, but for the moment, Netstat can provide clues in a pinch.
We developed this network scanner for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. It helps identify problems when a laptop or desktop PC is unavailable. This means that Netstat can be of use to professional network administrators as well.
The application’s tab bar currently contains two sections: Tools and Settings. The Tools let you access all the app’s features:
A clean and clear visual design supports a simple, intuitive, and straightforward user experience.
We have made the network scanner free to download. It will rely on in-app purchases: users can block ads on Netstat for a fee through the Settings tab.