iNetTools Reviews

iNetTools when using LanScan does not identify the device that is attached so it is pretty much useless. Don’t waste your money until iNetTools works properly.

What a rip off. I bought this specifically to get rid of ads blocking results of scans I occasionally need to do at work.

All I wanted was an app that shows what WiFi items are on the router, by name. iNetTools just shows addresses and when I click on the additional info I do not get the item (web cam, mini iPad, printer, etc). I just get the address. Not what I expected.

I know it’s not the fault of iNetTools but the inability to resolve host names makes iNetTools almost useless

Some of the functions are broken. Specifically deleting old hosts from the LAN scan tool. I “remove” them but they don’t go away like they used to.

Please provide the ability to select IP4 or IP6 when pinging. Most command line tools provide this option. In Windows you can switch by appending -4 or -6 .

I don’t think it would too difficult to program in the ability to set your network when performing a lan scan, or at the very least account for network sizes other than a /24

Great tool for troubleshooting networks…would be nice to have a Dark Mode for iNetTools !

All the basic network diagnostic tools you need, now on IOS! Great for troubleshooting connectivity issues on your LAN and the ITubes. Especially useful for VPN and/or Proxy users. All tools work as they should and iNetTools ’s user interface will be familiar to anyone who has used network diagnostic tools in the past.

Really like the features including the favorite servers (addresses) option. I use these to troubleshoot network connectivity on my home network when I don't feel like getting out my computer.

I would like to see the following added: ping servers in specific order automatically with maybe a simple pre-defined ordered task sequence. To test my internet and ensure it is not my equipment when inet goes out I ping my access point, then my router, then my cable modem (ensures WAN port is up on firewall/router and LAN port for cable modem) then a public IP address. I usually can't get them all done before connectivity is restored. It would be nice to be able to ping them each in order quickly to see where the failure is occurring. I realize traceroute should perform this but in reality it is not aware of the modem or access point IP addresses in the path since these are not in routing tables. They are however pingable interfaces that are not in routing but are in the layer 1/2 paths and work for detecting a link/point of failure. Thanks.

Really handy when you don’t have your laptop and need to troubleshoot your network. Great app!

iNetTools is awesome for nerds like me who like to troubleshoot stuff from the phone. Quick ping or dig is just a touch away.

Highly recommended.

Ping, Trace Route, DNS Lookup, Whois. Just make sure iNetTools has data enabled when not connected to wifi, tends to be my #1 mistake. Useful when you don't have a laptop handy to diagnose network issues. Side note: Never had to press the thumb. No complaints.

Frustrating to type it in every time.

Works as intended. Support the developer since free version works as well.

I bought the pro version as it’s well worth the money for what it does for me at work. I can do things like validate firewall configs instantly and let the network engineers know when they haven’t configured NATs correctly.

Definitely passes the ease of use test

Love iNetTools it finds all the ips at all my clients site

This compact little forensic toolbox is indispensable for tracking down the bad-guys . Instant lookups and port scans can corner them before they can shut down !