Net-Ops Lite
Command & Control Tool for IP Devices
🚀 Quick Launch
Access a device using the Web Hooks
🎯 Saved Devices (0)
Access your saved devices using the Web Hooks
| Hostname | IP Address | |
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| No saved devices yet. Add some below! | ||
➤ Add Device
📁 Upload Device File
Upload a CSV file with format: hostname,192.168.1.1
🐠 Web Hooks Setup Guide
Web Hooks (aka Protocol Handlers) are mini-APIs that can launch applications directly from web links. Instead of manually opening programs and typing IP addresses, you can click a link and connect seamlessly to any device.
For example:
- Click 🛜 → Windows pings the device
- Click 🛡️ → PuTTY opens an SSH session
- Click 🔁 → FileZilla connects via SFTP
This one-click capability is a huge time saver and a much better user experience.
⚠️ To create custom Web Hooks, you must have the permission and the skills to edit your Windows Registry file.
⚙️ Installing the Web Hooks
Download the Web Hooks you want to install below, then:
- As needed, modify the .reg file(s) to match your PuTTY and FileZilla installation directories
- Double-click the .reg file
- Click "Yes" when Windows asks if you want to add it to the registry
- Click "OK" on the confirmation message(s)
- ⚠️ If you get a security error, Press Win + R, type regedit, and click File-Import to add each .reg file directly to the Registry.
🕵️♂️ Testing the Web Hooks
After updating the registry file(s), you can test the web hooks by navigating to 🚀 Quick Launch and entering the IP address for one of your devices.