Scan local network computers, navigate their shared resources
MyLanViewer is a network tool that can easily become a must-have for
many users out there, providing a bunch of handy tools such as network
scanners, LAN messengers, subnet monitoring and a Wake-on-Lan manager.
At first glance, you may find the interface a little bit old-fashioned,
but that doesn't even matter after you start getting experiencing its
full powers.
All features are neatly listed in the left side of the main window,
while the collected information is shown right in the middle, alongside
a few other buttons at the top of the interface.
There are two scanning methods, fast and full, which will analyze the
whole network and create a list comprising the connected computers
along with some very useful information. For example, you can get the
Round Trip Time (RTL) for each single machine, as well as the MAC
address, the NIC vendor, the hostname and the work group.
If this is possible, MyLanViewer will look even further and return you
the OS version and the remote time of the day, as well as the logged
users and the shared resources.
If you're just looking for shared files or workgroups, there are three
additional buttons at the bottom of the page that let you switch from
computers to workgroups or resources.
MyLanViewer also comprises a powerful file searching utility that
enables you to search the network either for a given file format or for
a user defined filename, but the scanning process may take a while,
depending on the size of the network.
Last but not least, there's also a dedicated messenger tool to chat
with some of your friends connected to the same LAN.
All in all, MyLanViewer is quite a handy tool, especially when dealing
with large networks and thanks to the strong feature pack and ease of
use this software is one of the top picks in its category.
Install:
1. Install software
2. Run from desktop shortcut
3.Activate the program |
