Description

This suite of networks tools implements most of the network diagnostics that you need as a Network Engineer or System Administrator. Please help us improve it by giving us feedback.

+ ARP / NDP: Lookup local devices found on your network using either ARP (IPv4) or NDP (IPv6).
+ Bonjour Browser: See what DNS-SD/Bonjour services are available on your network
+ DNS lookup: Search for a servers DNS zone records such as SOA, NS, A, AAAA, MX, PTR.
+ Interface Information: Get information regarding your device's current network state.
+ IP Calculator: Calculate the Netmask, Wildcard, Network, Host range, and Broadcast for a given subnet.
+ iperf: Check bandwidth against remote iperf services.
+ One Time Password: Securely store and view your TOTP and HOTP (two-factor authentication) codes. TOTP codes are available on the Apple Watch.
+ Ping: Send ICMP packets to a single IPv4/IPv6 address.
+ Ping Sweep: Send ICMP packets to an entire subnet range.
+ Traceroute: Find the route packets take to reach your destination.
+ Progressive Traceroute: Get detailed statistics for a given route.
+ Port Scan: Scan a list of TCP ports on any server.
+ Routing Table: See your local device's routing table.
+ SSL/TLS Information: Check available ciphers, protocols and what's being used when connecting to a remove service.
+ Whois: Get information regarding network resources.
+ NO ADS!

Note: Recent iOS releases secure certain low-level network information, and as such will not be available in-app, such as MAC addresses for other network devices.

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Also great as 2FA one-time password generator

Beside the many useful network debugging features there’s a hidden gem in this app: a very well-working one-time password generator for 2FA. I’m using it for Facebook, Amazon, LinkedIn, Xing etc. for years without problems. It uses iCloud Keychain to sync accounts, so it is save and everything automatically appears on my iPad, too.