iNet for iPad Network Scanner

I setup my devices by MAC address as well as ip address. This gives you no MAC addresses while the iMac version does.not worth it

INet scanner is fast and returns a list of IPs on your network. This is very useful when I need to know the address of a device (printer, Raspberry Pi, etc.) that I want to connect. The MAC address is hidden by Apple from all iPadOS apps (including INet scanner), so if you need that info, best to use the MacOS version of the program. On the iPad, I can quickly connect to a service on the network, like SSH to rPi, or a device that has a web interface. Easy to ping a device that you know should be responsive to help determine if there is an issue. This is a great utility!

It doesn’t do what it states. Sent message via the app support email and did not receive a reply. Go outside, talk to yourself and then light a twenty dollar bill on fire. Just as productive it seems.

This app does’ t give you any information on anything it scans, no MAC address, it only tells you it pinged something, sometimes it will give you a host name. I’m requesting a refund.

Take a look at the screenshots. Notice anything? None of them are in portrait mode. That’s right, if you want to use this app you have to disable the orientation lock, because it’s barely usable otherwise. When in portrait mode there are huge portions of the interface that simply cannot be accessed on the right side of the screen. New bug? Hardly. It’s been this way for at least two years, I believe after they did a major UI facelift. I emailed them twice but no one could be bothered to respond.

WOL will not accept a MAC address input based on what Windows shows the MAC address to be. INet calls it an invalid MAC address but I am clearly looking at the MAC address on the PC in question. INet did not “see” the device based on its IP address. I had to input manually the IP address shown by Windows to register the device in the list maintained by INet. INet accepted that IP address and properly showed the device status online or offline. What is preventing me from entering the MAC address manually and having INet recognize it as valid?

This app was very useful for troubleshooting my home network before the restrictions regarding MAC addresses imposed in iOS 11. As a result of the change, I have purchased my last iThing. Please port this app to Android. I will be waiting for you.

Not being able to read the MAC address of a device makes this useless.

Terrific app for managing/troubleshooting your local network on a portable screen. The ability to take notes on scanned devices was sorely needed in my workflow!

I have tried several apps in this space and this one stands out for good design and completeness of the information displayed. No more fumbling around getting some information from one app and matching it to information gleaned from another.