Netbrowser searches you network for available DNS-SD registered
services. With this handy application you can find if there is a
printer available, any file servers lurking around, or any host accepting VNC
connections. I use this application for testing my DNS-SD enabled
service applications. Simply start your DNS-SD enabled service and
NetBrowser will find it.
When first launched, NetBrowser will present you with a list of
browsable domains. Usually this list just contains local. However, there are
cases where other domains are browsable as well. When you touch the
domain, a list of all services registered on that will appear. Simply touch
a service and a list of hosts that provide that service is shown.
Selecting the host will then show all information about that host.
This information includes host name, address, port for the service and
any other info from the service registration. Touching cancel at any
time will bring you back to the domain listing.
Features
- Fully compatible with DNS-SD(RFC 2782)
- Landscape support
- Service names shown as registered with dns-sd.org
(http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html)
- All service information and auxiliary data fields shown
- Finds all registered services, not just OS X.