Camera manufacturer lookup
Use MAC address information to help identify camera manufacturers. A vendor match is a clue, not proof of the device model.
VanquishNet · Windows utility
Network discovery on your Windows PC
Use the desktop scanner to investigate devices, camera manufacturers, address changes, and open ports on networks you are authorized to test. This is a diagnostic utility, not proof that a network is secure.
Free to use. No account required for the desktop scanner. Local network scanning is separate from the online tools, which send requests through a service.
Existing scanner capabilities
Device address history
Review observed IP address changes as you work with devices on the network.
DHCP / static address analysis
Use confidence-based hints to investigate address assignment. Confirm against your DHCP server and device settings.
Port and subnet checks
Use CIDR targets and configurable port ranges within the network you are authorized to test.
Scan progress
Follow device discovery and port results while a scan runs.
Local network configuration
Start from detected local network information and adjust scan settings and timeouts for the job.
Before you scan
Keep permission explicit
Only scan systems you own or have explicit written permission to test. Agree the targets and scope before checking a client network. Do not treat a suggested local range as authorization.
Treat findings as clues
Vendor detection and address-assignment hints need confirmation. Open ports may be expected services; closed ports do not establish that a device is secure. Review findings before changing equipment.
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