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MangoES Network Discovery Tool
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If you have the MangoES Configuration Module version 1.0.3 or newer installed you can use this network discovery tool to find the IP address of a MangoES connected to your network.
Download MangoES Discovery 1.0.0.zip
Once downloaded unzip the file and double click on the mangoES-Discovery-1.0.0.jar file. You will get a window popup that will display any found MangoES's on your network.
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Fantastic!
Will this tool show the MangoES even if it does not have an IP address or is set to a different network?
It would be great to also be able to set the IP address configuration using this tool (using layer 2) but I don't know how technically feasible this is.
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@jeremyh That's a really good question and I have not tested it but will let you know. It might as it uses Bonjour to broadcast the network information. It's a nice idea to be able to configure it as well and maybe once the Mango API is more flushed out that could be a possibility.
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I have confirmed that the discovery tool will find the MangoES and tell you what it's IP is even if it's on a different IP range. For example my MangoES has a static Ip of 10.0.0.185 and it's plugged into my network which is 192.168.1.X. Running the discover tool will find and display the MangoES's IP which is really handy.
