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  • Useful, but needs IPv6 support

    Adding IPv6 with MLD and mDNS would make this highly premier.
  • Great IT tool

    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.
  • Very well worth the buy

    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.
  • Handy utility

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

    Very helpful tool
  • Simple App with Good Network Tools

    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!
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  • Fantastic value in a free must-have utility app. I like it.

    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.
  • Great app!!!!! Very useful. I don't have to drag around a laptop

    Love this app. It's a time saver!!!
  • Pinger

    Works great for finding what is on your local network.
    Used screen capture to make a file of what it found
  • I love Mocha!!

    Great network management tool. I use it often.

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