What are some "must have" iPhone/iTouch apps for IT people?
Collecting into one big answer:
- Citrix Client
- Air Sharing (use it like a network-attached thumbdrive)
- Skype (to keep in contact with your other clients)
- iStat for monitoring Max OS X.
- Slicehost Pro.
- Analytics for Google Analytics.
- TouchTerm (SSH client)
- SSH Client (iSSH)
- Mylite (for looking inside servers when you have no torch!)
- Snap: network scan (ports, services)
- Network Ping Lite: discover and ping IP addresses
- Remote Desktop Lite: Remote Desktop
- sSubNet: subnet mask calculator
- WinAdmin: Windows Remote Desktop
Cydia (lets you add loads more apps)
I have a dedicated page on my iPhone with useful applications:
- Jaadu RDP: the best Remote Desktop Client (RDP) for the iPhone I found. It's a very intuitive and powerful app.
- Snap: network scan (ports, services)
- Network Ping Lite: discover and ping IP addresses
- WiFiFiFom: detect and visualize wireless networks
- aSubNet: subnet mask calculator for IP addresses
- Remote Desktop Lite: RD to XP machines
- Whois: the name says it all
- Domain Scout: shows the availability of domain names
- Speed Test: two nice apps, the second one is Cisco's
- Analytics: nice app for checking your Google Analytics accounts and sites
- iTap: remote control your PC or Mac using the iPhone's touchpad
- Bookmarks: all my Delicious bookmarks
- Skype: cheap calls whereever I am
- Soonr: access by backed up documents from everywhere
- iFirstAid: you'll never know what happens in the server room
Other apps not on the same page:
- iSSH (SSH Console)
Here are a few I have on my device:
- If you're monitoring Mac OS X machines, I've found that iStat is very useful. It also has ping and traceroute built in to do some basic network diagnostics.
- If you're a Slicehost user, the now-free Slicehost Pro is a great way to monitor your slices.
- If you use Google Analytics, the Analytics app is great to quickly check basic stats for your site.
TouchTerm (SSH client)