- PortableApps.com - Portable software for USB, portable and cloud drives
- PortableApps.com Platform Features
- Portable App Directory
- Portable App Utilities
- What is a portable app?
Networks
- Find your IP address in Windows
- Windows 10: Finding the IP Address
- Angry IP Scanner Portable
- Angry IP Scanner: fast and friendly network scanner
- Angry IP Scanner: download
- Wireless Network Watcher
- Portable Wireless Network Watcher
è forse l'applicazione migliore (per conto mio): velocissima e informativa
avevo già scaricato diverse altre applicazioni di NirSoft
tutte super: non richiedono installazione e te le puoi portare in giro
unico problema: a volte alcuni antivirus individuano virus/malware del tutto inesistenti, non so perché
basta che scompatti la cartella contenuta nel file zip in D:\PortableApps (o dove l'hai installato: sul portatile o chiavetta, dove ci sono tutti i folder delle applicazioni che hai già installato; chiudendo e riavviando il gestore PortableApps ti ritrovi anche Wireless Network Watcher sotto "Other" [dipende da quante applicazioni hai: se sono poche ce l'hai direttamente; poi, man mano che lo usi, scala la graduatoria del Menu e finisce tra i primi suggeriti dal gestore])- 10 Best IP Scanners for Network Management
- Advanced IP Scanner
- Advanced IP Scanner - Help
- Spiceworks IP Scanner
- IP Network Scanner for Windows: NetSetMan
- Free IP Scanner
To find the IP Address (Win+R cmd /k d: && ipconfig /all) On Windows-10 via CMD (Win+R cmd /k) for /L %i in (1,1,254) do ping -n 1 -w 250 192.168.1.%i or (Win+R cmd /k && for /L %i in (1,1,254) do ping -n 1 -w 250 192.168.1.%i) using PowerShell (Win+R PowerShell) for ($i=1; $i -le 254; $i+=1) {ping -n 1 -w 250 192.168.43.$i} xxx.xxx.xxx.0 is the address of the whole network xxx.xxx.xxx.255 is the broadcast address- IPv4
actually xxx.xxx.xxx.0 depends on the OS and network you are on (in some cases it can work, for others it doesn't)
on a mixed network means getting into trouble- How does IPv4 Subnetting Work?
the same for xxx.xxx.xxx.255 but even worse
Info
- PortableApps.com @ WikiPedia
- Portable application
- 9 ways to open PowerShell in Windows (including as administrator)
- Collecting information about computers
- How to properly get System Model in PowerShell and set it as a parameter?
- Windows Netstat Command to Check Open Ports in Windows
- How to use 'netstat' command on Windows 11 and 10
Networks
Methods to Detect All Devices on a Network
There are various methods to detect all devices on a network and each one has its own pros and cons. Let's take a look at some of the most commonly used methods.1. IP Scanning
IP scanning is a method used to identify all devices on a network by scanning IP addresses. IP (Internet Protocol) is a unique numerical address assigned to each device connected to a network. IP scanning tools, such as Angry IP Scanner and Advanced IP Scanner, can help in quickly identifying all devices on a network and their corresponding IP addresses.2. Network Discovery Tools
Network discovery tools, also known as network mapping tools, are software programs that can automatically discover and map all devices on a network. These tools use various protocols such as ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol), SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), and LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) to gather information about network devices. Examples of such tools include NetCrunch, Spiceworks Network Mapping Tool, and SolarWinds Network Device Discovery.3. Wireless Network Scanners
If you have a wireless network, using a wireless network scanner can help in detecting all devices connected to your network wirelessly. These tools scan for Wi-Fi networks and can also provide information on the devices connected to each network. Examples of wireless network scanners include NirSoft's Wireless Network Watcher and Acrylic Wi-Fi Home.4. Router Web Interface
If you have access to your router's web interface, you can view a list of all devices connected to it. Different routers have different ways of displaying this information, but you can usually find it under the "Attached Devices" or "DHCP Clients" section.5. Network Monitoring Tools
Network monitoring tools, such as PRTG Network Monitor and ManageEngine OpManager, not only help in detecting all devices on a network but also monitor their performance and status in real-time. These tools use various methods such as SNMP, WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation), and Ping to collect data from network devices.