Net Status - Server Monitor

Name: Net Status - Server Monitor
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (54 reviews)
Author: Pavel Ahafonau

By: Pavel Ahafonau

remote server and IP port test

Features & Capabilities

Net Status lets you quickly gauge the health of your hosts, routers, and network devices connected to the Internet or LAN. It checks services across hosts to determine availability and presents results in a clear, fast interface to accelerate network diagnostics.

Key capabilities include grouping hosts into checklists, automatic service discovery, wake-on-LAN, wake-on-WiFi, wake over the Internet, and optional email results. It supports ICMP, TCP, and UDP checks, MAC address lookup, WHOIS, and ultrafast asynchronous I/O to help you identify down services quickly.

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By:

Pavel Ahafonau

Rating:

4.60

(54)

Version:

1.11 Last updated: 2022-11-07

Version code:

853194169

Creation date:

2009-08-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

4.78MB

Price:

1.99

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

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#55 in server keyword 63 ▲ 11

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Developed by:

Pavel Ahafonau

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/net-status-server-monitor/id325166405

Website:

http://happymagenta.com/netstatus/

User Reviews

The app doesn’t meet its purpose as far as M2 Pro Mac Mini is concerned. Regardless of whether I combine my M2 Pro Mac Mini WiFi local IP address with its corresponding MAC address, or its Ethernet local IP address with its corresponding MAC address, my M2 Pro Mac Mini does not wake up from the sleep state. MacOS Ventura 13.2.1 built-in Firewall is turned off, as well as is the FileVault and Lockdown Mode, and I don’t have any third-party antivirus piece of software installed, so, as far as I know, there is nothing that could block the Magic Packet from making through. Not through Net Status, but I have used the Wake-on-LAN function with my previous Windows PC and my current wireless router without an active Firewall before, and so I know that Wake-on-LAN should work. Why it doesn’t work with my MacOS Ventura 13.2.1 M2 Pro Mac Mini, exposed to all incoming connections, I have no idea.