Angry IP Scanner 3.12.1 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesAngry IP Scanner is a small network scanner that shows you which devices are alive on your network. Home users run it to find everything connected to their router, while network administrators use it to audit address ranges and check for open ports. It has been around for many years, it is free and open source, and the Mac version needs no installation before you can start scanning.
Key Features
- Scan local networks or internet address ranges quickly
- Scan by range, at random or from a list stored in a file
- Show extra details such as host names, MAC addresses and open ports
- Export results into formats such as CSV, TXT and XML
- Extend the scan with a choice of data fetchers
- Command line interface for scripted checks
How to Download
The official website offers separate Mac builds for Apple silicon and Intel machines, and each one bundles the Java runtime it needs. Pick the build that matches your Mac, open the package and allow the app in your security settings on first launch. Download from the official site
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Angry IP Scanner free?
Yes. It is free and open source software, released under the GPL.
Do I need to install Java on my Mac?
No. The current Mac downloads include their own Java runtime, so there is nothing extra to install.
Why does macOS warn me when I open it?
The app is not notarized by Apple, so Gatekeeper asks you to confirm. You can allow it once through the Privacy and Security settings.
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