Network Scan Tool 
Network Scan Tool Network Scan utility of OpUtils software is used to sweep a network for retrieving data like machine types for each node in the network, the interface types, the OS present in the machine, the cable types available for the machine and more.
Click the Tools Home tab
Choose Network Scan available under the Network Monitoring category.
Enter the Subnet Address to be scanned.
Choose the Subnet Mask from the combo box. Click the Add button. The subnet is added to the list and displayed under List of Subnets. To add more subnets for scanning follow the same procedure. A maximum of five subnets can be added.
To configure ICMP and SNMP properties click Settings located at the top right corner or click Admin -> Settings. For details read the Configuring ICMP and Configuring SNMP section.
From the list of subnets displayed choose the subnets to be scanned and click the Start Discovery button.
To check details, press the tabs Nodes by Network, Machine Types and Interface Types.
Nodes by Network consists of the list of networks, and the number of systems that are Up, Down or Not in Use in the network. To view the details of the network click on the network link. The details of IPs, DNS Names, System Types, and Status are listed in a table.
Machine Types details consist of the different types of machines existing in the network along with the number of nodes for each machine type. Click on the Machine Type listed to view the details. The details of IP's, DNS Names, System Types, and Status are listed in a table.
Interfaces Type details consist of the interface types and the number of interfaces present in the network. Click on the Interfaces type link to view its details. The details of IP's, DNS Names, System Types, Interfaces and Status are listed in a table.
To view the details of the above category, in a pie chart click the link View Graph located in the right end of the table.
To delete subnets displayed choose the subnets to be deleted and click the Delete button.
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Related Tools: Ping, SNMP Ping, IP Address Manager |