Free angry ip scan software for windows

RandScan Free is a stealth multi-socket and multi-function port scanner RandScan Free is an easy-to-use and small-sized stealth multi-socket and multi-function port scanner
implemented in a single thread design.
Main features:
- Stealth scan by generating random IP addresses in a user-specified range.
- Stealth scan by incrementing the IP address (a.b.c.d) in reverse order
- (increment as, then bs, etc). "ONLY with RandScan Free!"
- Scan a list of hosts from an input file or a single user-specified host.
- Look up host names for connected ports.
- Select number of sockets in multi-socket data collection.
- Displays banners -- the self-descriptions -- of connected hosts.
- Gauges show percent hosts with data read and DNS host names.
- Five different logs of results to files for later analysis:
- (1) Session data, (2) Found hosts, (3) Transcript, (4) Events, (5) Refused connections.
- ONLY RandScan has a NEW Filter function which may double the speed of finding remote hosts.

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This small utility can scan any range of 2 IP addresses and show the list of pcANYWHERE hosts within that range. pcANYWHERE Hosts Scanner is a simple, easy-to-use and small utility that can scan any range of 2 IP addresses and show the list of pcANYWHERE hosts within that range.
It finds the pcANYWHERE hosts by sending a specific UDP packet to all hosts in the specified range.
You can use this scanner for checking if there are pcANYWHERE hosts running on your TCP/IP network.
Be aware that this utility can only detect pcANYWHERE hosts that listens on TCP/IP network. It cannot detect pcANYWHERE hosts on other networks.
In order to search for pcANYWHERE hosts, type the start address, the end address, and click the "scan" button. During the scan, the current scanned IP address will be shown on the label near the Scan and Stop buttons.
You can always click the "stop" button if you want to stop the scanning process. If a pcANYWHERE host is detected during the scan, The IP address and host name will be add to the multiline text-box.
System requirements:
- pcANYWHERE Hosts Scanner was written in Visual Basic language and requires the Visual Basic runtime files in order to run properly.