Get the most recent standalone offline installer for Windows from Dipiscan for free. It’s a tool for examining network-connected gadgets.
An overview of Dipiscan
This feature-rich network scanner searches your local network by IP range and provides you with a list of all connected devices, including information about their operating system, response time, IP address, MAC address, NetBios name, and name of adapter.
Characteristics of Dipiscan
Because the ergonomics are largely the same as IPScan32, you are not overly bothered.
Its somewhat updated appearance
Its features, enhanced by WakeOnLan’s incorporation
Its operation is now independent of DOS commands (PING, NBTSTAT, ARP, NSLOOKUP), the usage of which on “localized” Windows editions (meaning they are translated into a language other than English or French) might potentially cause issues.
Because of its configuration, which enables a more precisely tailored analysis in its command line mode (DipiscanBatch.exe), it can be used in portable mode without the need for an installer for individuals who need to automate scan analysis.
Technical Specifications and System Prerequisites
O.S. supported: Windows 7/8/10/11
CPU: Pentium IV or above RAM: 1 GB (two gigabytes preferred)
200 MB or more of free hard disk space
