Network Radar 3.2.2 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesNetwork Radar by Witt Software is a network scanner for Mac that finds the devices connected to your local network and shows what each one is. It suits home users curious about unknown devices, and small office admins who need a quick, readable map of their network.
Key Features
- One click scans list connected devices, including gear that was online before your first scan
- Device details show IP and MAC addresses, vendor names, DNS names and open ports
- Built in tools include Ping, Port Scan, Traceroute, Lookup and Whois for quick checks
- Wake On LAN can wake supported devices, and remote Macs can be sent sleep or restart commands
- Scans export to XML, CSV, TXT and PDF files, and saved scans can be imported again later
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page and save the app file to your Mac
- Open the saved file and move Network Radar into your Applications folder
- Launch the app, allow any local network permission macOS requests, then run your first scan
System Requirements
Network Radar is a native Mac app that runs on Intel and Apple silicon models. Check your macOS version under About This Mac before installing, since recent releases target current macOS versions listed by the vendor.
FAQs
Do I need to configure anything before scanning?
No. You press the Scan button and the app starts finding devices on your network right away.
Why might a device show limited information?
Firewalls, disabled services and devices outside your subnet can limit what any scanner is able to see.
Can Network Radar watch for changes over time?
Saved scans and exports help you compare results, so new or missing devices become easier to notice.
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