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- Scan a specified IP range, entered as a start–end range or CIDR (e.g.
192.168.1.0/24). Ranges are treated as 32-bit integers, so a range that crosses a subnet boundary (e.g.10.0.1.250–10.0.2.10) is counted and iterated correctly. - Liveness (Ping) with round-trip time, run in parallel across hosts.
- TCP fallback for hosts that block ICMP — a host that doesn't answer ping but has an open port is still reported as alive.
- Open TCP ports from the configured port list.
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MAC address and vendor — resolved via ARP and looked up in the bundled IEEE OUI table (
ouiinfo.ini). - Hostname (reverse lookup).
- Service / banner identification, an OS-family guess (from the TTL), and vendor-based device classification.
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Reserved-port matching against
reservedports.ini(well-known ports). -
Risky / backdoor-port matching against
prohibitports.ini(ports commonly used by trojans/backdoors) — flagged as security alerts. - Change detection between scans: new hosts, hosts that went offline, MAC-address changes, newly opened ports, and newly appearing risky ports.
- Save / load results to CSV, and export HTML / JSON reports.
- FTP upload of results (password stored in the OS credential store).
- Hourly scheduling and a continuous-monitoring mode that rescans every N minutes.
- Wake-on-LAN to power on discovered hosts.
- Per-column sort, search, and an alive-only filter.
- Per-IP name/note annotations that are re-applied on later scans.
- English / Korean UI (default English), selectable in Settings.
See Usage for how to drive these from the app, or Command-Line Interface for the headless equivalent.