SNMP Navigator is a native app for polling and exploring SNMP-enabled network devices — routers, switches, servers, PDUs, UPSs, printers, and anything else on your network that speaks SNMP
SNMP Navigator is a native app for polling and exploring SNMP-enabled network devices — routers, switches, servers, PDUs, UPSs, printers, and anything else on your network that speaks SNMP.
Designed for network engineers, sysadmins, and IT staff who need a fast, focused tool for ad-hoc SNMP work without the overhead of a full monitoring platform or the friction of stitching together command-line tools.
KEY FEATURES
• Full SNMP v1, v2c, and v3 support — including SHA-256 authentication and AES-192 / AES-256 privacy. Modern crypto that the system's stock net-snmp doesn't ship with.
• Add devices once and query them again instantly. Walks, gets, and bulk-walks are all built in, with results that flow into a sortable table or a pivot view for comparing OIDs across multiple devices.
• Import MIB files — yours, your vendor's, or any standard SMI module. SNMP Navigator parses them, resolves OID trees, and pretty-prints values using the right syntax: TruthValue, IpAddress, TimeTicks, enumerated TEXTUAL-CONVENTIONs, and more.
• Ships with the standard IETF MIB set out of the box, plus the full IANA Private Enterprise Number registry for instant vendor identification by sysObjectID.
• Live monitoring with charts for any numeric OID — useful for spot-checking interface counters, CPU load, or PDU power draw without firing up a full NMS.
• Local-first by design. Your device list, credentials, and poll history live in a local SQLite database. No accounts, no cloud sync, no telemetry.
• Native SwiftUI throughout — light and dark themes, multiple accent colors, and a density toggle for tight or comfortable layouts.
WHO IT'S FOR
If you've ever had to chase down an interface error on a Cisco switch, verify SNMPv3 credentials on a new APC PDU, or walk an obscure vendor MIB just to find out what an OID actually means — SNMP Navigator is built for you.
SUPPORT
Questions, bug reports, or MIB compatibility issues: [email protected]