MapPing

MapPing is a handy tool for checking out your Local Area Network (LAN) and how all the devices connect to each other. You know, when you're trying to see what's going on with your network? LAN mapping is one way to do that. It helps you find any devices on the network and shows how they’re linked up.

What is MapPing?

This software gives you a command-line solution for network mapping. With MapPing, you just need to enter some commands, and it scans your current network to detect all the necessary details. It’s pretty straightforward!

Portable Use

The cool part? You can run MapPing from portable devices like USB flash drives or hard drives! Since it doesn’t write anything to the Windows registry, it keeps things clean and easy. To get started with scanning, you’ll run the command line along with the right x86 or x64 executable file.

Scanning Process

When you kick off the scanning process, you'll see a preview of what’s happening in real-time. Plus, once it's done, you can save the results in TXT or CSV format files—super convenient!

Best Practices

A quick heads-up: MapPing works best on wired Local Area Networks. If you're using it on wireless or hybrid networks, you might notice some differences in your scan results due to various factors at play.

If you're interested in downloading this amazing tool, check out MapPing here!