Unstore
IP Tools: Network Scanner icon

IP Tools: Network Scanner

D.D.M.

Version
1.0.7
Size
29.0 MB
License
Free
Updated
May 25, 2026

Screenshots

About IP Tools: Network Scanner

IP Tools: Network Scanner gives you complete visibility into your network with a comprehensive set of diagnostic tools. Scan all connected devices, monitor connection quality, and troubleshoot Wi-Fi issues from a single app.

Diagnose network problems quickly with built-in ping, DNS lookup, traceroute, and port scanning. See real-time data on your device performance, identify unknown or suspicious connections, and check the quality of your Internet Service Provider's service. The app works with proxy connections and VPN enabled, so you can test your network security from any configuration.

Use IP Tools: Network Scanner to audit your home or corporate network. Check which devices are connected and spot intruders, verify your DNS server settings, and run comprehensive network statistics with integrated netstat. Additional utilities include Wake On LAN for remote device control, IP-to-host conversion, IP calculator, and Whois lookups for deeper network insights.

Network administrators and power users will appreciate the router admin setup features and detailed connection logs. Whether you're diagnosing slow speeds, investigating network congestion, or performing security audits, the scanner provides the data you need to keep your network running smoothly. Download IP Tools: Network Scanner today and take control of your network health.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Comprehensive diagnostic toolkit with ping, DNS lookup, traceroute, and port scanning
  • Real-time monitoring of connected devices and network performance metrics
  • Works with VPN and proxy connections for security testing flexibility
  • Useful utilities like Wake On LAN, IP calculator, and Whois lookups included

Cons

  • Requires network access permissions that could expose sensitive connection data
  • Advanced features like port scanning and device detection may be complex for casual users
  • Limited usefulness outside of Wi-Fi networks or routed connections
  • No mention of data export or logging features for documentation and compliance

Latest Articles