- Spanish translation by Lenny Qebian
- Button to open logfile
- Ability to specify port-ranges in scanner
- Restore previously opened maps
- Fixed language installation bug
- Fixed “no password”-bug
jNetMap
jNetMap 0.5 is here!
I happy to announce the final release of jNetMap 0.5!
All known bugs of the 0.5-RC2 version should have been fixed and all planned features have been implemented.
Upcoming features for 0.6 (probably):
– DHCP Support (auto-detect changed addresses)
– Reports, Summaries & Statistics
– Improved image-export
– Automatic reports via Email
– …your suggestions…
This might take a while, as I’m currently busy writing my Bachelor-Thesis…
Know some Java? Wanna help? Drop me a line or write your own plugin!
jNetMap 0.5 RC1 is here
I’m happy to announce the release of jNetMap version 0.5 RC1! It should by mostly stable by now, and most features have been frozen. This release also marks the end of the official project “jNetMap rebuild” at my university. This does not mean that I’ll abandon this project, it just means that I won’t be able to dedicate quite as much time to the project as I did for the last 6 months.
Since the rebuild finally supports different languages, I’m looking for translators that are willing to translate ~130 lines of text. English and German are available to serve as a basis for your translation.
Also, you can write your own plugins for jNetMap; simply implement one of these Inrerfaces: RightClickAction, Notifier or SidebarPlugin (PingMethodPlugin will soon be supported as well). Have a look at the javadoc or browse the repository to find out more.