Network Radar for Android

This app would have actually been useful if it included a packet sniffer, sometimes called a network monitor. This capability already exists in Android OS and Linux variants as the TCP dump command but the output is not very easily readable or searchable. Network professionals need the aability to capture network traffic from different points on a network including client hosts. We need the ability to filter on a specific address and see exactly the packets being sent to or from that address, where they are going, what port they are using, what protocol they belong to, ie, TcP, UDP, SMB, RDP, and so on. I had the impression this app perhformed that function but I was mislead by the description. The only thing this app does is catalogue your network hosts and tell yo uwhich ones are online or offline at the moment. AppleS Remote Desktop app does everything this one does granted for a higher price but also includes masively expanded functionality. At the least this app could have included a packet sniffer for network monitoring but it does not and such is hardly useful at all.

The software used to work great but now custom scans will not save. I reached out to the developer and never heard back.

I discovered some of my neighbors trying to hack their way onto my network. One who succeded! I identified all my equipment, via WiFi Address and then shut down all the other 'users'. Then I shut off my emntire system and took my Modem to my ISP and exchnged it for a completely different modem with superior security built-in and secured all my printers, cell phones et.all. Now my Network runs faster than ever! AND after updating software and firmware, all my periferals are functioning better.

This is a great tool for keeping an eye on diverse networks. You can start quick and grow it to something complicated. It is nice to have one view of everything that is up and/or down when a client calls you and tells you that something isn't working.

Clean, but buggy. Complete, but still mired in esoteric.