Observed arrival · 2026-09-05
ScanWRX, the network scanner that refuses to guess
A Windows scanner that discovers devices, explains its identifications, tracks changes by MAC address, and exports the result.
Field notes
The scanner combines ARP, ICMP, TCP, mDNS, SSDP, WS-Discovery, and NetBIOS while results arrive, then lets the operator inspect which probe supports each identification. Its identity model follows MAC addresses, so a DHCP change can appear as one moved device rather than a disappearance and replacement. The page shows an 80-device /24 example completed in 8 seconds over Wi-Fi and says the no-account free tier exports CSV or JSON; a client-formatted PDF is attributed to Pro.
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