Wireless Network Watcher 2.41

Wireless Network Watcher by NirSoft

Wireless Network Watcher, developed by NirSoft, is a lightweight network monitoring tool designed to scan your wireless network and display a list of all devices currently connected. This handy utility allows users to keep track of who is accessing their network at any given time, helping to identify any unauthorized connections.

One of the key features of Wireless Network Watcher is its simplicity and ease of use. Upon launching the program, it will automatically scan your network and provide a detailed list of connected devices, including their IP address, MAC address, network adapter company, and device name. The interface is straightforward and user-friendly, making it easy for even novice users to understand and navigate.

Wireless Network Watcher also allows users to export the list of connected devices to various file formats for further analysis or documentation. This feature comes in handy for network administrators or individuals looking to keep records of their network activity.

Another notable feature of Wireless Network Watcher is its ability to notify users when a new device connects to the network. By setting up automatic background scans at regular intervals, users can receive alerts whenever an unknown device joins the network, enabling them to take immediate action if necessary.

In addition to monitoring wireless networks, Wireless Network Watcher also offers some customization options that allow users to configure scan settings based on their preferences. Users can choose to enable or disable specific columns in the display, set up custom scanning intervals, and configure notifications according to their needs.

Wireless Network Watcher by NirSoft is a reliable and efficient tool for monitoring wireless networks and keeping track of connected devices. Its user-friendly interface, customizable settings, and alert notifications make it a valuable asset for both home users and network administrators seeking better control over their wireless networks.