The following features have been added on Android 10 and newer devices:
- show maximum Wi-Fi speeds in Mbps and the number of spatial streams (MIMO) in Wi-Fi signal list
- show Wi-Fi standard used for connection on the Information page
- show currently used downlink and uplink speeds and the maximum speeds used for the current connection
- minor fixes and improvements
- show DHCP lease time for Wi-Fi connection
- show legend for color flags in LAN scanner
- minor improvements
- detect Wi-Fi standard (b/g/n/ac/ax/ad) on Android 11
- detect WPA3 encryption
- add workarounds for incorrect center channel reporting on some Android devices
- minor fixes and improvements
- improve usability of one-time location permission for Wi-Fi signal pages
- improve Bonjour service detection
- various minor fixes and improvements
- remove erroneously added RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED permission
- minor stability fixes and improvements
- fix Android 11 crash
- fix various problems related to switching Wi-Fi signal pages
- use a workaround to show MAC addresses in LAN scanner even on Android 10 devices
- fix crash on Android 11 preview
- various internal changes and improvements
- fixes crash on Android Q beta 3
- good news: the app works on Android Q beta now
- bad news: Android Q introduces many privacy-related restrictions which impact the functionality of the app
- on Android Q apps don't have access to the ARP cache so MAC addresses (and device vendors) of scanned devices can't be displayed
- for more details, check https://techet.net/netanalyzer/android_q.html
- various stability improvements
- reorganize the Information page so connection info is displayed in the same way for all networks and move cell/wifi details to separate sections
- rewrite network interface detection code to give more reliable results for various kinds of networks
- various minor fixes
- fix incorrect detection of wi-fi connection introduced in the previous release
- stability fixes and minor improvements
- allow querying internationalized domain names
- fix channel reporting for 40MHz channels on older Android versions
- various minor improvements
- stability fixes and minor improvements
- fix external IP not working on some networks
- stability fixes and minor improvements
- use adaptive app icon on Android 8 devices and newer
- minor app icon improvements
- Android 9 compatibility improvements
- as Android 9 throttles wi-fi scans to 4 refreshes in 2 minutes, wi-fi networks are refreshed every 30s on Android 9
- minor improvements and fixes
- bug fixes and minor improvements
- stability fixes and performance improvements
- stability fixes and minor improvements
- fix occasional crash in traceroute- minor fixes
- fix external IP on some older Android versions- many performance and UI responsiveness improvements- bug fixes and stability fixes
- fix output of whois query of Verisign domains (.com, .net, etc.)- minor fixes and improvements
- improve detection of public domain suffixes in whois- don't show duplicate wifi network when hidden wifi connected- various minor fixes and improvements
- minor UI fixes, stability fixes and performance improvements
- improve description of the location permission requirement for the wifi signal tool (detailed explanation is now also available in the app's FAQ under the Security and Privacy section)- minor bug fixes and stability improvements
- show primary channel in wifi signal list instead of center channel for channel widths higher than 20MHz- stability improvements
- fix crash on some devices
- stability fixes and minor improvements
Network Analyzer can help you diagnose various problems in your wifi network setup, Internet connectivity, and also detect various issues on remote servers thanks to the wide range of tools it provides.
It is equipped with a fast wifi device discovery tool, including all the LAN device's addresses, manufacturers and names. Further, Network Analyzer contains standard net diagnostic tools such as ping, traceroute, port scanner, DNS lookup, and whois. Finally, it shows all neighbouring wi-fi networks together with additional details such as signal strength, encryption and router manufacturer to help discovering the best channel for a wireless router. Everything works with both IPv4 and IPv6.
Wifi signal meter:
- Both graphical and textual representation showing network channels and signal strengths
- Wifi network type (WEP, WPA, WPA2)
- Wifi encryption (AES, TKIP)
- BSSID (router MAC address), manufacturer, WPS support
- Bandwidth (Android 6 and newer only)
LAN scanner:
- Fast and reliable detection of all network devices
- Vendor name, IP, and MAC addresses of all discovered devices
- NetBIOS, mDNS (bonjour), LLMNR, and DNS name where available
- Pingability test of discovered devices
- Detection of IPv6 availability
Ping & traceroute:
- Round trip delay including IP address and hostname for every network node
- Support of both for IPv4 and IPv6 (selectable)
Port scanner:
- Fast, adaptive algorithm for scanning the most common ports or user specified port ranges
- Detection of closed, firewalled, and open ports
- Description of the known open port services
Whois:
- Whois of domains, IP addresses and AS numbers
- Support of both for IPv4 and IPv6 (selectable)
DNS lookup:
- Functionality similar to nslookup or dig
- Support for A, AAAA, SOA, PTR, MX, CNAME, NS, TXT, SPF, SRV records
- Support of both for IPv4 and IPv6 (selectable)
Network information:
- Default gateway, external IP (v4 and v6), DNS server
- Wifi network information such as SSID, BSSID, IP address, HTTP proxy, subnet mask , signal strength, etc.
- Cell (3G, LTE) network information such as IP address, signal strength, network provider, MCC, MNC, etc.
More
- Full support of IPv6
- Detailed help
- Regular updates, support page