NetAdmin - Network Scanner

SPEED TEST, REBUILT • Measures for a full 10 seconds in each direction over several parallel connections, so fast links are actually measured instead of finishing before they ramp up — gigabit connections now report accurately • TCP slow start is excluded from the result, so the number reflects your real throughput • Loaded latency: see your latency while the connection is saturated, next to the idle figure — the gap is bufferbloat • An animated gauge for the download and upload phases • Choose your server: Cloudflare by default, plus public LibreSpeed servers worldwide, with "Find fastest" to rank them by measured latency SHORTCUTS & SIRI • Run common actions hands-free: scan your network, check whether a saved device is online, run a Speed Test, get your public IP, and check internet status PORT FORWARDS • A new Tool to view, add, and remove your router's UPnP port forwards, with a confirmation before every change (entirely on-device) TRACEROUTE • The host field moves into the navigation bar, giving the map more room; Trace and Stop are now icons • Going back no longer leaves the hop list stuck on screen • New ∧ / ∨ buttons step through the hops on the map, recentring as you go • The selected hop is easier to read • When hop locations can't be looked up, the app now says so instead of quietly dropping them DEVICE MAP • The Topology Map moves out of the Tools hub and becomes the Device Map tab inside Network mode — renamed because "topology" was ambiguous. It fans every scanned device out around your gateway, right alongside Network mode's diagram of the path out to the internet: two views of the same network, now in one place. • On iPad and Mac the tab sits beside the diagram; on iPhone it's at the top of the Network screen. • iPad: tapping a device on the map now opens its details — the popup used to come up empty. • The device popup is taller, so Round Trip, MAC and Vendor are visible without scrolling. TRACEROUTE (iPad & Mac) • The route map is on screen from the start instead of a placeholder. • New ∧ / ∨ buttons step through the hops plotted on the map, recentring the map and scrolling the list to match. • Fixed: with no hop selected, the ∨ button used to jump to a dead end instead of starting at the destination. • Fixed: hop-list text was cut off with an ellipsis instead of wrapping. SUMMARY TAB • Network mode opens on a new Summary tab that puts every section on one scrolling page — this device and its interfaces, the active interface and Wi-Fi details, the subnet, connected hosts, the router, your public network and its history, and internet status. • On iPad and Mac it sits beside the network diagram; on iPhone it's at the top of the Network screen. • Connected Hosts and Network Interfaces show the first eight rows, then a "+N more" row that opens the full list — so the sections below stay reachable. • The interface list leads with the one actually being scanned, instead of loopback and tunnel devices. INTERNET STATUS IS NOW MEASURED • The Internet section used to repeat your public IP and guess "Reachable" from whether that IP was known. It now runs a real reachability check and reports Online or Offline, plus how many outages this device recorded in the last 30 days. No outage or status service is contacted. FIXES • ISP details no longer come up blank until you leave the screen and return. • Tapping the network node you're already on opens its details again. • The Device Map's network picker no longer wraps mid-word. ALSO • Host detail shows CPU/Model only for this device — it previously showed the scanning device's own hardware on every host • Korean and Japanese localization for the new screens