ExposeIP searches through a range of given IP/IP's for specific selected active services Mail, FTP, Web, or any other service that the user wants to scan, trace or expose.
What's New
Version 3.9.1:
Optimized for Mac OS X 10.7.2
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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The trial is useless - in addition to having to wait for a countdown timer, no features are enabled. What's the point of a trial if the only taste of the program you are giving is annoyance.
Not so much - Wireshark isn't a port scanner, instead it captures traffic by protocol. But as other posters are quick to point out, there are lots of free port scanners for OS X, too.
Can't you do the same thing with Apple's Network Utility?
Seems kinda pointless making a program that actually costs something that nobody in their right mind would buy.
Dunno, maybe the developer assumes that anyone interested in trying his precious baby already knows how to use it, hence, no manual or intructions; but still, crippling most of its features makes absolutely no sense at all.
Hey, developer! Why not make the trial download fully functional for at least a few days, hmmm? And include detailed instructions on how to use it. As it stands, now, I can't imagine why anyone in their right mind would purchase this.
Anyway, I downloaded ExposeIP, tried to use it, but, like the previous reviewers, just ran into a brick wall. And so, in disgust, I trashed it. Nuff said.
The trial version is so heavily crippled, that it's impossible to get a good sense of what this thing can really do.
And there's no user's manual, there's just a virtually useless help file which can be downloaded from the website.
I haven't a clue how to use this app; it's EXTREMELY user unfriendly. Apparently, the developer wants to keep potential purchasers in the dark. Yeh, that makes a lot of sense.
Well, screw this app; I'm just not willing to waste my time with it!
In the trash it goes.
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ExposeIP searches through a range of given IP/IP's for specific selected active services Mail, FTP, Web, or any other service that the user wants to scan, trace or expose.
Elgatogeorgi reviewed on 25 Jun 2011
Don't bother downloading and look elsewhere.
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Like others said, Apple Network Utility is free, nmap is free, and it has a GUI interface:
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16304/xnmap
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Seems kinda pointless making a program that actually costs something that nobody in their right mind would buy.
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On that note, what is with the menus??? A lot of work and cleanup is needed there before this can be considered a worthwhile application.
It's more than functionality, it's about user experience. My experience has been poor.
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alas! reviewed on 27 Nov 2006
Hey, developer! Why not make the trial download fully functional for at least a few days, hmmm? And include detailed instructions on how to use it. As it stands, now, I can't imagine why anyone in their right mind would purchase this.
Anyway, I downloaded ExposeIP, tried to use it, but, like the previous reviewers, just ran into a brick wall. And so, in disgust, I trashed it. Nuff said.
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nmap is free, and as far as I can see, does all this application does just as well...
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Juki reviewed on 26 Nov 2006
And there's no user's manual, there's just a virtually useless help file which can be downloaded from the website.
I haven't a clue how to use this app; it's EXTREMELY user unfriendly. Apparently, the developer wants to keep potential purchasers in the dark. Yeh, that makes a lot of sense.
Well, screw this app; I'm just not willing to waste my time with it!
In the trash it goes.
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ben_marko reviewed on 26 Nov 2006
Ease of Use: Hard to say, considering I couldn't use it. Couldn't find a feature that wasn't blocked.
Value: Crap. Wait, let me rephrase that: S***.
Stability: Stable as can be for something that just occupies space on your desktop/HD.