Slitheris Network Discovery

Slitheris Network Discovery App Introduction

Slitheris Network Discovery is not your ordinary network scanner. It stands out with its exceptional capabilities and features that make it a valuable tool for a wide range of users, from home users to enterprise organizations.

1. Fast and Efficient Network Scanning

The software is capable of scanning 100 network devices in approximately 5 minutes. This high-speed scanning is achieved through the use of standard multi-threaded ping sweeps to find pingable devices. Additionally, it employs ARP pings and other advanced network discovery technologies to detect unpingable hidden devices. This ensures a comprehensive scan of the network, leaving no device unnoticed.

2. In-Depth Device Detection

Unlike most network scanners that only detect basic information such as the MAC Address and leave the OS field empty or fail to identify device types, Slitheris Network Discovery goes beyond. It uses proprietary TCP/UDP OS fingerprinting to detect the operating systems of Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. It also includes experimental network device type detection to find servers, printers, switches, routers, iPhones, iPads, and more through heuristic analysis and device type fingerprinting.

3. Network Device Name Detection

Another notable feature of Slitheris Network Discovery is its ability to pull network device names from up to 10 different possible locations on each device. This assists in detecting network device types and even detects true case-sensitive PC names for Windows computers and servers.

4. Versatile Versions

Slitheris Network Scanner is available in both freeware and Pro versions, catering to the diverse needs of small, medium, and enterprise organizations. Even home users can benefit greatly from using this software on their home networks.

In conclusion, Slitheris Network Discovery is a powerful and feature-rich network scanning solution that offers unparalleled performance and functionality. It is a must-have tool for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of their network and its devices.