Hello,
iHost is capable of running a WatchYourLAN server, which provides a network IP scanner for your LAN.
Docker image link here.
Here is how:
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Create a volume named watchyourlan or similar.
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In the add-on list, search for aceberg/watchyourlan and add it to your local list.
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After adding it, go to Docker Add-on List and click Run.
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As Optional settings:
Network: host
Volume:
Host volume: watchyourlan, or whatever you created in step (1)
Add-on volume: /data
Environment variables:
TZ=your preferable timezone (see TZ identifier here)
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(Optional) On filebrowser/filebrowser add-on, map the watchyourlan volume to a browse-able folder.
With that, you can change settings directly in the config.yaml file, although you can use the GUI for that.
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You should be able to access WatchYourLAN web GUI on http://[ihost]:8840 (e.g. http://192.168.3.13:8840/).
Go to Config tab, change these and save:
Interfaces: eth0
Host: iHost IP (e.g. 192.168.3.13)
That’s it. WatchYourLAN should start identifying all your LAN devices.