Network Ping

+Why limit to /24 networks... be inventive on displaying anything bigger! /18, /16 or multiple ranges. +Allow to save states and display differences between a saved state and current state. +Implement scanning - nmap style on specific ports?

Useful

Un set d'outils réseaux très pratique, simple et efficace

Adding IPv6 with MLD and mDNS would make this highly premier.

This is still the most useful IP address tool I have found. I use it to keep track of my network IP assignments and to search for new or malfunctioning devices. Works at home as well as across my work VPN.

This is the single most useful app on my phone, I’ve been using it for 3-4 years+ now and have zero complaints. It’s a huge time saver for finding used IPs on my network, device types, and even the telnet utility is pretty cool.

One suggestion though, add gaming system option to device list.

Very helpful tool

I am a network admin/tech/engineer and was looking for an simple app that would let me ping other network devices from my phone to test network connectivity. I downloaded the free lite version first to test out the app and ended up buying the paid version. Easy to use, easy to read, easy to understand. This is a good app that doesn't over complicate the simple ping command. Also has a few other helpful tools like subnet ping, trace route, netbios lookup, and telnet. I have only tried the ping and ping subnet tools so far. For telnet and ssh I usually use an app called Prompt! I will edit my review after testing the other features!

No bells/whistles just what I need to know quick. Especially traveling. Good trick (if you manage a website) is to ping THAT url for travel times AND a quick no-brain check site is up.