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Do you mean an app that will list all the devices on the same network/subnet as you?<br />
Try &quot;scany&quot; if thats the case, plus it does a lot more !<br />

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Will this list all PC's, printers, servers etc.. That is what I am looking for
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Mine happily lists PC's, laptops and mobile devices/phones on the network. I honestly couldn't say about printers as I have none to check !<br />
I don't see why it wouldn't do servers as well, given that they are just another PC with IP address and hostname.<br />
It's currently on the app store for $1.29 (instead of the usual $5.99) for the next few hours so well worth a look I reckon
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Thanks. you should also try Fing and inet pro. Tried them yesterday and they are good. I am not really sure how to use scany. I just type the ip of the dns and only the sonicwall came up. No computer or anything else.
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Can anyone recommend a good network discovery app for iPad and iPhone.<br />

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Can anyone recommend a good network discovery app for iPad and iPhone.


Do you mean an app that will list all the devices on the same network/subnet as you?
Try &quot;scany&quot; if thats the case, plus it does a lot more !


Will this list all PC&#39;s, printers, servers etc.. That is what I am looking for

Mine happily lists PC&#39;s, laptops and mobile devices/phones on the network. I honestly couldn&#39;t say about printers as I have none to check !
I don&#39;t see why it wouldn&#39;t do servers as well, given that they are just another PC with IP address and hostname.
It&#39;s currently on the app store for $1.29 (instead of the usual $5.99) for the next few hours so well worth a look I reckon

Thanks. you should also try Fing and inet pro. Tried them yesterday and they are good. I am not really sure how to use scany. I just type the ip of the dns and only the sonicwall came up. No computer or anything else.

Network discovery app

iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple; it is a derivative of the Mac OS X desktop operating system, with which it shares many (but not all) common frameworks and other components. These include Cocoa Touch, the Mach/Darwin/XNU kernel and code from the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD). Each iOS application runs in its own secure sandbox to prevent altering other applications, the operating system, or any other data.