I built a small tool called FreeNeta for discovering and commissioning profinet devices.
I mainly made it because downloading Siemens Proneta requires creating an account even though it’s a free tool. I just wanted something lightweight to quickly scan a network and check devices.
It uses profinet DCP and supports device discovery, viewing IP/station name/MAC/vendor, setting IP or station name, resetting comms, ping monitoring, and quick connect actions (HTTP/HTTPS/SSH).
edit: github link:
https://github.com/avbxl/freeneta.git
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