Angry IP scanner is a very fast and small IP scanner. It pings each IP address to check if it`s alive, then optionally it is resolving hostname and tries to connect at specified in Options dialog box TCP port.

Angry IP Scanner uses separate threads for each scanned address to reduce scanning speed. It can also display NetBIOS information: computer name, currently logged user, workgroup and MAC address.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· bugfix: rescanning when display=alive or open does not properly render dead hosts
· appending from command-line is now supported
· feeder selection from command-line now also works
· some layout fixes, especially on windows
· cross-platform builds fixed: now all platform-specific code is isolated, so no more problems with mixing of 64-bit and 32-bit code
· Better following of Human Interface Guidelines: File menu renamed to Scan, because ipscan's primary job is not operating on files, some class renames as well for consistency
· bugfix: xfce is now correctly detected
· next bits of command-line usage implemented + some refactoring: FeederCreator introduced to reduce dependencies on AbstractFeederGUI
· making Angry IP Scanner really translatable, Estonian example (incomplete) provided
· added support for button stock icons, linux version now makes use of GTK stock icons
· not changing the default button height on MAC, maybe it will make buttons appear the standard way under Leopard
· First bits of command-...