“Kiss The Net” is a small free utility that runs a quick scan of your network, and makes a PDF of it’s layout.
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/KTN_1.0beta1.zip
The test version requirements are:
Windows XP/2000/2003/Vista with Internet Exporer 6 or better.
You are welcome to report your findings 
Freaky 
From a first glance, it does work and does recognize more or less everything in our local office network up to and including the internet uplink.
I’ll try to give it a more thorough run tomorrow.
Best regards,
Christian Meis
BTW: Who did create this applications’ name???
I have subnet 10.1.2.0/24 which is part of 10.1.0.0/16. Kiss recognized only 10.1.2.0/24 network, nothing more.
Should be “Kiss the Network”
It’s pretty cool. I see that it’s a work in progress. More options are in the works? I’m guessing it’s a spin-off from the one used internally in the Dude.
Can we expect all those options?
Thanks!
PS: What are your thoughts on DHCP-Probe (link below)
more options you have in the dude
KTN is the lightweight small version of dude.
nice idea…
but eveytime I start I got Just-in-time debugging
Please select a debugger
And if I stop it enoght, I get the main screen
and then if I stop it I got more of debugging 
can you make a screenshot of this problem? also describe your system, version of OS, version of IE?
I reckon you ran KTN from a PC within the /24 network and didn’t specify to scan for other hobs. If you set the hobs to 2, it should also find your /16 network.
EDIT
Just tried it, and it doesn’t seem to pickup anything not in your subnet.
I’ll give DHCP Probe a quick try
I’ve run this in a couple of networks, firstly our relatively open office network in here, where it picked up all devices fine.
Then tried running it under a Mikrotik managed hotspot network we provide, and although it still picked up the other computers it didn’t add any links. (Note: as it is a student environment we allow file sharing etc)
What should I be allowing for this to do its full scan?
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Edit: Regarding DHCP_Probe, you can make your Mikrotik boxes do the same thing. I have ours report back to me via email if someone has a DHCP server on one of our networks.
Hi omega
Would you mind sharing your DHCP E-Mail script?
Thanks, G
/ ip dhcp-server alert
add interface=LAN valid-server=00:03:1D:03:45:48 alert-timeout=2h \
;;Adds standard alert with 2h timeout. Set the mac address of DHCP interface as the valid server.
/ system logging
add topics=dhcp,critical,error prefix="" action=DhcpAlert disabled=no
;;Add dhcp alert to logging
/ system logging action
add name="DhcpAlert" target=email email-to="someones@email.address"
;; Sets action (which in this case is to email someone)
/ tool e-mail
set server=*mailserver-ip* from="device1@blahblahblah.com"
;;make sure to setup the email tool otherwise it won't work.
That should do it for you. You can also change the alert time if you want to receive alerts more frequently once the device is detected.
Same here
OS: Windows Server 2008 Standard (my Dude server)
IE: 7.0
Same here
OS: Windows XP pro sp2 Greek
IE: 6.0.2900
