With the sheer number of devices on my network, it's all too often that even I forget everything I’ve connected to it. Now, most of us rely on our router’s built-in analytics or basic scanning tools ...

You keep your device’s operating systems updated. You’re using internet security software. You're pretty savvy about not falling for online scams. Even so, malware and cybercriminals can still get ...

Two weeks ago in part 2 of the indispensables series I made mention of a network scanning app called iNet Network Scanner. I’ve used this app on my Mac for years and love it, but it also comes in two ...

Unsecured Wi-Fi networks can attract unwanted users who slow speeds and threaten security, but identifying and removing them ...

My home and home lab network are a mess. Over the years, connecting my lab's physical and virtual machines (VMs), SAN, NAS, and other projects using various network switches, and routers have become a ...

Scanning your local network on macOS can be a powerful tool for network administrators and curious users alike, providing valuable insights into the devices connected to your network. Here’s a step-by ...

iNet Network Scanner fills multiple Local Area Network (LAN) niches that Apple left empty of easy-to-use tools. How can you quickly see all the devices on your network, the services they make ...

A smartphone can be a key part of a network troubleshooting toolkit. When maintenance is required, network pros most often make changes from a desktop PC or laptop. But an iPhone or Android phone can ...

If you have a small network at your business or at home, you need help–and lots of it. For your home network, you are by default the network administrator. You may also be the de facto network ...

You keep your device’s operating systems updated. You’re using internet security software. You're pretty savvy about not falling for online scams. Even so, malware and cybercriminals can still get ...