NetRef - Wi-Fi Router Reference app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Z Studio Labs
First release : 14 Oct 2011
App size: 3.85 Mb
Find that routers manual, default IP, default username and password and then ping it to see if its connected to your network. All with one app! No need to use search engines or router manufacturers websites to find what you need.
- Includes the most popular brands and versions, with new additions added frequently
- Current and legacy models and different firmware versions
- Direct access to the user manual (no need to search or be stymied with flash websites)
- Features Default Passwords and IP schemes - never hunt for that default admin password again!
- Direct links to the online product home page
- High-res images of each router version - looks great on the Retina Display
NetRef is great for network admins and enthusiasts who work on various networks and need access to a lot of user manuals for diagnostics or setting up a new network. Then they can use the built-in ping feature to see if they can connect properly.
NetRef provides direct access to router manufacturers web pages, manuals and basic information about each router all within the app. The last several manuals that were viewed are cached, so even if youre without an internet connection, you can pull those recent manuals up instantly.
Current vendors NetRef has reference material for:
Apple
Belkin
Buffalo
D-Link
Linksys
Netgear
SMC
Valet
More added all the time!
Support, suggestions or questions? Follow us on Twitter: @NetRefApp Let us know what you like or what we can improve!
Latest reviews of NetRef - Wi-Fi Router Reference app for iPhone and iPad
Junk out of date app
This app is a great reference and utility. It makes it easy and quick to look up information on a great variety of routers and the ability to ping your router and determine how its working on the network. Apple Airport routers are not included in this version and Id like to see this added to the already fairly complete reference.
A tremendous amount of information included. Very easy to navigate and useful for supporting your own router(s) or friends and families setups (which you may not be as familiar with). The default summary page itself is extremely handy, with pictures of the routers and specific router versions identified. Having links for all routers to the online user manual gives you on-the-fly information so you wont have to spend time hunting for them in clients boxes, drawers and shelves for youre on-site and not familiar with their setup, saving you the time of googling for the manuals.
Do NOT GET THIS SUCKY APP
Nice ping feature to see if my router and NAS are still up. The manuals have come in handy a few times too.