Top iOS and Android apps for IT pros

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  • Pingdom

    Pingdom

    This app allows you connect to your Pingdom uptime monitoring service and view the current status of the servers and websites you are monitoring.

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  • Speedtest.net

    Speedtest.net

    A quick, easy, and one-tap way to measure internet connection speeds.

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  • IT Tools - Network Analyzer (iOS only)

    IT Tools - Network Analyzer (iOS only)

    Network scanner and diagnostic utilities for users of all skill levels. Ping, traceroute, whois, discover devices on your network, detect various types of problems and more!

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  • Network Analyzer Pro (Android only)

    Network Analyzer Pro (Android only)

    Network Analyzer can help you diagnose various problems in your Wi-Fi network setup, internet connectivity, and also detect various issues on remote servers thanks to the wide range of tools it provides.

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  • Network Scanner (Android only)

    Network Scanner (Android only)

    The program displays the IP and MAC addresses, the names of the hosts on the your local network. Also there is a built-in port scanner (tcp) and small auxiliary tools.

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  • RF Toolbox (iOS only)

    RF Toolbox (iOS only)

    RF Toolbox is the one and only RF App that you will ever need! Not only does it have a complete suite of RF calculators, but it also has a complement of GPS tools as well as a Sites Database. Now you can have access to your tower, antenna, and backhaul information in the palm of your hand.

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  • Mocha VNC

    Mocha VNC

    Mocha VNC provides access to VNC Servers. Using your phone, you can connect to a Windows or Mac OS X workstation and see the files, programs, and resources exactly as you would if you were sitting at your desk, just on a smaller screen.

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  • Transmit (iOS only)

    Transmit (iOS only)

    Transmit for iOS allows you to connect to that server and manage all your files, exactly as you'd expect. Transfer. Make folders. Rename. Delete. Set Permissions. You know how it works, and Transmit does it.

    Transmit will also extend the standard iOS Share sheet to include a brand-new Transmit button.

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  • AndFTP (Android only)

    AndFTP (Android only)

    AndFTP is a FTP, FTPS, SCP, SFTP client. It can manage several FTP configurations. It comes with both device and FTP file browser. It provides download, upload, synchronization and share features with resume support. It can open (local/remote), rename, delete, update permissions (chmod), run custom commands and more. SSH RSA/DSA keys support.

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  • Spiceworks - Help Desk

    Spiceworks - Help Desk

    Take your IT network, help desk tickets (cloud or local) and users with you wherever you go! With Spiceworks Mobile, Spiceworks users have the info they need to do their IT jobs - at their fingertips.

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  • ITmanager.net

    ITmanager.net

    ITmanager.net is the best all-in-one enterprise server administration service that allows Network Administrators to securely monitor and manage VMware, Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop, XenServer, Windows, Microsoft Exchange, Hyper-V, Active Directory, SSH, Telnet, Amazon Web Services (AWS), RDP, VNC, Apple Remote Desktop (ARD) and much more.

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  • RSA SecurID Software Token

    RSA SecurID Software Token

    Turn your iOS or Android device a convenient, cost-effective RSA SecurID authenticator. Protect your most sensitive networked information and data with RSA SecurID strong authentication.

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Mocha VNC

Mocha VNC provides access to VNC Servers. Using your phone, you can connect to a Windows or Mac OS X workstation and see the files, programs, and resources exactly as you would if you were sitting at your desk, just on a smaller screen.

Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

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