Mac network utility · for people who trace cables
Plug in. Open PortSpot. It reads the switch's own LLDP/CDP and your DHCP lease and tells you the switch, port, VLAN, and subnet — in one window.
No spam — one email when the beta opens.
Why PortSpot
"Which switch, port, and VLAN is this jack on?" — answered in one window, one click, with nothing extra to buy, charge, or carry. PortSpot reads what the switch already announces over LLDP/CDP and pairs it with your DHCP lease, so you get the switch, port, VLAN, and full IP picture in seconds.
What it reads
Listens for the switch's LLDP/CDP advertisement and names the exact switch, device type, port, model and VLAN — nothing to configure on the switch side. Voice VLAN and PoE too, when the switch advertises them.
DHCP server and lease timers (T1/T2), gateway with latency, DNS + search domain, subnet range, and the public egress IP the internet sees.
A one-click active scan flags rogue DHCP servers handing out leases and duplicate-IP conflicts before they take a user offline — plus gateway, DNS, and internet reachability tests.
How it works
Drop your Ethernet (or USB adapter) into any switch port. PortSpot follows whatever's live — it doesn't care what the interface is named.
It reads the switch's LLDP/CDP frame and your DHCP lease in the background — no switch access, no login, no setup.
Switch, port, VLAN, subnet, DHCP, DNS, gateway — one window. Copy it into a ticket or export it.
Pricing
No subscription, no per-seat fees. Buy it once, own it, and get free updates within the version.
Buy it, own it, use it on your Mac. Free updates within the version. No recurring charges, ever.
Beta list
Drop your email and we'll send the beta when it's ready. That's the whole commitment.