jNetMap

jNetMap is a software utility which was developed in Java, in order to help you create a network map and save it to the hard drive for further analysis.

The installation process does not bring any surprises and it is over in a few seconds, while the interface you come by presents a plain design. It is comprised of a menu bar, a few shortcut buttons and panels which help you view your on-going project and other information. It is dedicated to all types of users, from beginners to experienced people.

This program can help you open and save your work, using JNM files, while it can also enable you to export a network map as a PNG. It is possible to set up sound, mail, script and log file notifiers, so as to let you know when a particular app is online, when an IP matches a user-input address and the list goes on.

You can scan all ports, registered, well-known or user-input ones. When it comes to scanning the network, you are just required to input your IP address and a subnet mask.

Multiple templates are provided, so that you can easily create your map. To be more accurate, you can insert workstations, printers, routers, switches, videos, modems, laptops, cloud solutions, phones and hubs. You can add names, descriptions, locations, vendors and models, so that you can identify all objects with more ease.

JNetMap is a tiny, yet powerful piece of software. It does not burden the computer’s performance, has a friendly interface, well-organized Help contents and enough options to keep you tinkering for quite a while.