Network Radar

Network Radar is an advanced network scanning and managing tool. Featuring an easy-to-use and streamlined design, the all-new Network Radar 2 has been engineered from the ground up as a modern Mac application.

Key Features

• Scan your network and retrieve detailed information on network devices
• Run useful network tools and commands with the click of a button
• Use the monitoring feature and get notified about changes in your network
• Access devices from previous scans, even in different networks
• Use the simple rules / actions system for automatic processing of devices
• Simply connect to a device by double-clicking it in the list
• Assign your own names and choose from provided icons or import own icons
• Organize your hosts in folders and smart folders
• Create scans with custom IP ranges
• Export a scan to XML, CSV, TXT, PDF or NETRADR

Supported Network Interfaces

• Built-in WiFi
• Built-in Ethernet
• Apple's USB to Ethernet Adapter
• Apple's Thunderbolt to Ethernet Adapter
• Apple's Thunderbolt Display Ethernet *Please note that the amount of information Network Radar can find depends on the network it scans.

New

• Ready to be used with macOS 10.12 Sierra
• Improved Port Scan engine--depending on your network it is much faster now
• Now you can change the default application for more services than just SSH. Have a look at it in the preferences
• Right-click on the header of the host list to show and hide columns
• Selected pings can now be copied as text
• Delete or refresh a scan by swiping horizontally on a scan in the sidebar
• Spited the preferences window into more sections
• The Port Scan tool now shows the port that is being scanned
• The Scan Information now shows the attached networks
• Option to prevent Network Radar from refreshing hosts automatically
• The device and vendor databases have been updated
• Custom Scans now handle VPNs better
• Wrong IP addresses if using a FritzBox and VPN
• You can now see a network's broadcast and network address and its subnetmask

Fixed

• After refreshing a scan, the host's IP address could have been replaced by an old IP address that was still in cache
• Custom scans sometimes listed the network's broadcast or network address--if this was the case for one of your scans, you have to delete the broadcast or network ip from the host list first
• Did not fetch model identifier in some networks
• Importing a network scan did not always work if there already was custom scan with the same network attached to it
• Minor GUI improvements
• Searching the host list did not work as expected in some cases
• Setting an image via the contextual menu did not always work
• Some Smart folders did not update their hosts when they should
• Some localization typos
• Sometimes a host has been monitored although it was excluded from being monitored
• Sometimes the old scans database did not migrate from the previous version