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Re: Running portable Network Scanner from USB (licence question)
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Ok, so the update will download the installable version and then you copy files from that to the USB drive to update it, right? I'm asking because if I'm in the field and all I have is the USB drive, it won't update any of the files on the USB drive itself, right? I need to do that somehow.
Re: Running portable Network Scanner from USB (licence question)
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
I have a question. In the portable version, will it update to a new version when one is available?
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
No problem. Sorry I bent out of shape. I get weird when Im trying to help and they say I'm wrong. Dont let it happen again! just kidding of corse
Re: Thread scan stuck: diagnostics and solutions
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Why can't Microsoft fix this? They must know about it.
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
sounds like u both missed it? Its good to be vindicated tho, and ur welcum! It did feel a bit like you two were ganging up on me, but I was victorious in the end! Was expecting WindowsStar to say my new pc was slow some how or not on the right astral plane or I had the gremlins! ha yes, new version, fixed.......
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
posting this to prove i'm not an idiot finally tried another PC. This is new custum i7 build with Geforce 1030 GT card (2gb ddr5 dedicated, 2017 model card,far from slow), 16GB RAM, SSD, etc. All new install of win 7 64-bit Ultimate edition with all latest drivers including newest reference drivers from nvidias website. Running at 1080p I get the same exact issue as on my laptop. Totally diff
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Yes,let me try it on a couple other pcs and see if it improves. I only posted it coz all other apps with girds scroll smooth. Its a 6th gen i5 laptop tho so its not a slow card! Maybe drives, but why does only ipscan have this problem for me? weird!
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
I made a video! Have not tried on other PCs yet but other apps on my laptop don't do this. Thats why I wrote in. Will try on other PCs later but thot i'd ask https://youtu.be/ruASOatNtuE
6 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Hi, idk if theres something wrong with my computer, but when I drag/resize the columns, its very jerky. And there are 'tears' in the graphics update. Is that normal? Does anyone else see this or just me? You may need to add some columns to see it properly. thx!
Re: Feature request: Windows build column
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Nice! Did not know that! Thx! I need to learn more about this
Feature request: Windows build column
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Self-explanatory, but yes, maybe?
Re: How to display uptime over LAN
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
gi landguard? I swear it did that. hmm
Re: How to display uptime over LAN
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
I believe its called GFI. ever heard of it?
Re: How to display uptime over LAN
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
I seen a network scanner that does uptime properly on PCs with no creds but I'm not into mentioning competitors here coz thas not bizmarkie cool. They say its comes directly from a "netbios" using boot date. Not sure which port. Its the only software I seen that can do it on all our PCs & servers except for ones completely locked down by windows firewall with no ports open
Re: Physical location of the port
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Switch Port Mapper Forum
Thanks! I did look at that and for 8 port switches, they just show the same numbers as the port numbers. Our 8 port switches are all single row. But my 16 port switches are usually 2 rows and I can't get info from them due to the trial I guess? you know how some port configurations are like this 1357 2468 some are like this 2468 1357 And then most 8 port switches are like this 123456
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Switch Port Mapper Forum
Hello. I was wondering if maybe there is an snmp command available that says what physical position the port is on the switch? Then I'd know if the ports are 8 on top and 8 on the bottom, or one of those thinner netgear switches with 16 ports all the way across in a single row. They could be labeled T1, T2, B1, B2 for top and bottom. It would be great if there was a column in your software that
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
I notice a lot of missing host names too. Do you know if there's a way to get more of them?
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Yes please and while your at it, how about a Linux version? Don't Macs and Linux share a similar os?
7 years ago, by bizmarkie in Switch Port Mapper Forum
Evaluating this and wondered if there's a way to sort just the Client IP Addresses so they're in natural IP order?
Re: Netscan detected by AntiVirus
8 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
I have an update on this. For some reason the most recent version doesn't have a PUP alert. I contacted them and they said something about it being related to "dual signing" certificates. I don't understand it, but it's good it be working now!
Re: Netscan detected by AntiVirus
8 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Well PUP is different from a virus. I think Virus Total isn't set up to report those, but it was set that way by default here for some reason. I told it to allow all network tools.
8 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
My AntiVirus detected Netscan as PUP (Potentially Unwanted Program). I was able to add it to exceptions, but I was wondering why antivirus companies would call SoftPerfect Netscan (or other IP scanners like it) PUP, or hacking tool, etc? It only reads from the network in most cases, doesn't do anything nefarious, and I sure wouldn't call it much of a hacking tool. Also, have you contacted A/V comp
Re: Identify devices and display their type
8 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
What a fast response, even if it's not the response I hoped for. You guys are incredible, that's all I have to say.
Identify devices and display their type
8 years ago, by bizmarkie in Network Scanner Forum
Hi, nice program. Can it figure out the type of device or PC? It shows a lot of little PC icons on the left, but I'm pretty sure I don't have that many computers! If not, plans maybe?