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LANalyze 3.0.0.33

Author: Owl Software
Date: 04/25/2024
Size: 2 MB
License: Freemium
Requires: 11|10|8|7
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LANalyze (formerly MapPing) is a Command Line tool that takes up less than 650 KB of storage space and does not alter the registry. This makes it convenient to utilize directly from a USB flash drive. With LANalyze, you have the option to save your results in a TXT or CSV file, or even both.

It's worth noting that LANalyze is optimized for analyzing wired local area networks (LANs), which is similar to other programs. However, when used with wireless LANs or hybrid networks, the results may vary due to various factors, such as the availability of repeaters, the quality of devices used, the distance from the router, and the strength of the wireless signal.

For more straightforward use from the Command Line, you can add the path to LANalyze to your "Path" environment variable.

Command Parameters

-r or –range that defines the IP range to scan (for Default is 192.168.0.0-255)

So, to scan the LAN IPs from 192.168.0.30 to 192.168.0.40:

LANalyze –range=192.168.0.30-40

And with the registered version of LANalyze, you can scan from 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.10.255:

LANalyze –range=192.168.0-10.0-255

Together with the download is a PDF with app documentation, including usage, installation, and more.

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Version History for LANalyze:
Added
• [Only in registered version] Added the ability to save extracted data in HTML format.
• [Only in registered version] Added the ability to save extracted data in XML format.
• [Only in registered version] All file-saving functions have been rewritten.
• The system for detecting IP addresses associated with the operating PC has been further improved.
• The code to identify routers on the LAN has been implemented.
• I have optimized the routines that print connection data in the CMD (option -li).
• Added a column titled "Info" to the data table, informing the user about which of the displayed devices are currently operational and which, among those visible, are routers.
• The program’s parameter parsing code has been rewritten from scratch.
• [Only in registered version] The program has been updated to include handling for the parameters –savehtml, –savexml, and –path.
• [Only in registered version] The saving of reports is now done by default in a folder within the program’s directory.
• The part of the code that loads threads with the various IP addresses has been optimized and rewritten from scratch.

Limitations:
The demo version is limited to detecting only three devices within an IP class and can only scan the last octet. Additionally, it's not possible to save the output in a CSV or TXT format. The price is $17.40 (variable depending on the current exchange rate for Euros), and that removes the demo limitations

Editor's Note:
LANalyze does get a hit or two on VirusTotal, and you may get a warning from your antivirus that the file isn't commonly downloaded.

Screenshot for LANalyze

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