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iNet Network Scanner 4.0.5 for Mac

iNet Network Scanner 4.0.5 for Mac

Mac Utilities
Updated Aug 7, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 7, 2026

iNet Network Scanner by BananaGlue gives you a clear view of your local network from your Mac. Run a scan and the app lists the devices that are connected, with addresses and useful details for each one. It suits home users who want to know what is on their WiFi and staff who check small office networks.

Key Features

  • Scan your local network and see all connected devices in one clear list
  • View IP addresses, MAC addresses and device information for each item found
  • Check open ports and discover services running on devices across the network
  • Wake compatible computers remotely with Wake on LAN and put Macs to sleep remotely
  • Export scan results to save a record of your network

How to Download

  1. Use the download button on this page to get the app file for your Mac.
  2. Open the downloaded file and follow the steps shown on screen to install it.
  3. Launch iNet Network Scanner, allow any network permission it asks for, and run your first scan.

System Requirements

iNet Network Scanner runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs with a current version of macOS. Check the store listing for the exact minimum version before you install.

FAQs

What does a network scan show me?

A scan shows the devices currently connected to your local network, with details such as addresses and services. It helps you spot unknown devices.

Can iNet wake a sleeping computer?

Yes, for devices that support Wake on LAN. You can send a wake signal from the app, and you can also sleep, restart or shut down Macs remotely.

Does iNet collect my personal data?

BananaGlue states that iNet collects no user data and needs no account or sign in. Scans run on your own network.

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