Device Tracker

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🔎 Advanced IP Scanner Browser Edition
IP Range: —
IP Address Status Hostname Ping (ms) Manufacturer Actions
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Advanced IP Scanner
Scans your entire network range and shows all live devices with IP, hostname, ping time, open ports, and manufacturer — just like the Windows app, but in your browser.
Device Registry
Manage and locate all tracked devices
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Click a marker to see device info
Online Offline Unknown

Saved devices need coordinates to appear on the map. Detected networks are placed at your current location.

IP Address Lookup
Search any IP — local network (10.x, 192.168.x) or internet (public IPs, domains)
Local: Internet:
🌐 Find Your External IP
Detect your public IP address visible from the internet — used for remote access and port forwarding
Click "Detect My External IP" to find your public IP address
🖥 Local IP & Subnet Checker Scripts
Download and run to see your exact local IP + subnet mask in CMD
// How to use:
1. Download check-ip.bat → double-click to run in CMD
2. Or download check-ip.ps1 → right-click → Run with PowerShell
3. Shows: Local IP · Subnet Mask · Gateway · DNS · Public IP
Quick shortcut: Press Win+R → type cmd → Enter → type ipconfig → Enter
📖 How to access your devices from outside your network (port forwarding)
Step 1 — Find your external IP (click Detect above)
Step 2 — Set up port forwarding on your router:
  • Login to your router (usually 192.168.1.1 or 10.0.0.1)
  • Go to Port Forwarding / Virtual Server settings
  • Add a rule: External Port → Internal IP:Port
    Example: Port 8080 → 192.168.1.100:80 (for a web camera)
    Example: Port 3389 → 192.168.1.50:3389 (for RDP to a PC)
Step 3 — Connect from anywhere:
  • Use your external IP + the forwarded port
  • e.g. http://YOUR_EXTERNAL_IP:8080
💡 For a permanent address, use a DDNS service (DuckDNS, No-IP) so your external IP is always reachable even if it changes
🏠 Local Network Quick Scan
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IP Location Lookup

Check geolocation, ISP, ASN and threat data from multiple providers for any IP address.

Try: ${['8.8.8.8','1.1.1.1','10.10.69.1','10.10.65.80','192.168.1.1'].map(ip=>``).join('')}
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IP Camera Viewer — Browser Only
No software needed · Works directly in browser · MJPEG + Web UI
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No cameras added yet
Scan your network to find IP cameras automatically, or add a camera IP manually. Works with most IP cameras, NVRs, DVRs and webcam servers.
✅ What works in browser (no install):
📡 MJPEG streams — live video in browser via <img> 🌐 Camera web interface — login page in popup 📸 JPEG snapshots — refresh every second 🔌 Port scan — find which ports are open
🖥 Remote Access Tools
Everything you need to remotely access Windows PCs, cameras, routers, servers and more
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Direct Connect to a Specific PC
Enter IP → scans ports → shows every available connection method
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RDP — Windows Remote Desktop
Built into Windows · Port 3389
Connect to any Windows PC. Requires RDP to be enabled on the target.
📖 How to enable RDP on target PC
1. On target PC: Win+R → sysdm.cpl → Remote tab
2. Enable "Allow remote connections to this computer"
3. Add your username to allowed users
4. Make sure port 3389 is open on firewall
5. Enter target IP + username above → Launch RDP
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VNC — Screen Share (Any OS)
Windows, Mac, Linux · Port 5900
Works on any OS. Install a VNC server on target, then connect from anywhere.
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SSH — Secure Shell
Linux, Mac, Routers, Cameras · Port 22
Command-line access to Linux/Mac/routers. Paste the generated command into CMD or Terminal.
ssh admin@<ip> -p 22 · Click to copy
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RustDesk — Free TeamViewer Alternative
⭐ Works through firewalls · No port forwarding needed
100% free, open source. Install on both PCs — connects through the internet even behind firewalls. Best for accessing home PCs from school/work.
⬇ Download RustDesk (Free) ↗
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Web-Based Remote (No Install)
Works directly in your browser
These run in the browser — no software needed on your end:
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remote.it
Free tier · SSH/RDP/VNC through browser · No port forwarding
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NoMachine
Free · Ultra fast · Windows/Mac/Linux
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Chrome Remote Desktop
Free · Google · Works through any firewall
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TeamViewer
Free for personal use · Most popular
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AnyDesk
Free for personal use · Very fast
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Wake on LAN (WoL)
Wake sleeping/off PCs remotely
Send a "magic packet" to wake a PC that's sleeping or powered off. MAC address required.
Find MAC: CMD → ipconfig /all → look for "Physical Address"
WoL must be enabled in BIOS and router settings.
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IP Camera / NVR / DVR
RTSP stream · Web interface · Port 554/80
Connect to IP cameras, NVRs and DVRs directly.
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Saved Devices — Quick Access
One-click remote to your tracked devices
💻 Computer Remote — Scan & Connect
Find all PCs on your network with RDP, VNC or SSH open — click to connect instantly
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No computers added yet
Scan your network to find PCs with RDP/VNC/SSH, or add an IP manually
🌍 IP Locator
Track any IP — location, ISP, threat level
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🔒 VPN Access Protocols
Connection configs for your network devices
OpenVPN TCP/UDP 1194
Industry standard, open-source. Works on routers, servers, all platforms.
↗ Download Client
WireGuard UDP 51820
Modern, fast, minimal. Best for mobile devices and high-speed connections.
↗ Download Client
L2TP / IPSec UDP 500, 4500, 1701
Built into Windows, Mac, iOS, Android. No extra software needed.
PPTP TCP 1723
Legacy protocol. Fast but weak encryption. Use only on trusted networks.
SSTP TCP 443 (HTTPS)
Microsoft protocol over HTTPS port — passes through most firewalls. Windows native.
IKEv2 / IPSec UDP 500, 4500
Fast reconnection, ideal for mobile. Native on iOS, macOS, Windows 10+.
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Public Network Access Search

Find publicly accessible devices worldwide using Shodan InternetDB (no API key needed)