Ping, Traceroute and MTR now say plainly that they measure with TCP connects, because iOS does not let apps send ICMP. SSL Check reports iOS's own trust verdict and whether the certificate covers the host name, and labels each certificate as leaf, intermediate or root. Dig shows NXDOMAIN, SERVFAIL and truncated answers, reads long TXT sets in full, prints the whole SOA record and writes IPv6 addresses in short form. Ping, Port Scan and Traceroute accept host names, and Port Scan tries IPv4 first and reports hosts it cannot reach instead of marking every port closed. Every tool now saves its run to History, which you can search, open, share and trim with the retention setting.

Twelve network tools in one app for sysadmins and developers. NetOps finds the devices on your Wi-Fi, maps a managed switch over SNMP, checks TLS certificates and DNS, and probes hosts and ports, on iPhone and iPad. LOCAL NETWORK • LAN Scan — Sweeps your Wi-Fi subnet (up to 1,024 addresses), then reads the iOS ARP table to list each device's IP and MAC address, with the maker looked up from the MAC's OUI. Devices using a private (randomized) Wi-Fi address are marked as such. Export as CSV or…