- Download iStat View for macOS 10.10 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. iStat View is a highly detailed remote monitoring app, letting you check the vital stats for.
- IStat Menus is an advanced system monitor for your menu bar, letting you check the vital stats of your Mac at a glance. It covers a huge range of stats, iStat Menu including a CPU monitor, GPU, memory, network usage, disk usage, disk activity, temperature monitoring, fan sensors, power sensors, date & time, battery and more.
- IStat Menus for Mac provides you with detailed information about the various systems on your device, including CPU activity, memory usage, and more.
- IStat nano is a system monitoring widget with a tiny footprint and a beautifully animated user interface. It might be small, but iStat nano can show you detailed statistics about almost every aspect of your Mac, including CPU, memory, hard drive space, bandwidth usage, temperatures, fan speeds, battery, uptime and the top 5 processes.
iStat Server for Mac requires macOS 10.8+. The iStat Server app does not need to be open — iStat Server will continue to run in the background.
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Connecting via Bonjour #
Connecting via Bonjour lets you monitor a Mac on the same local network.
- Buy and install iStat View for iOS or iStat View for Mac.
- Download iStat Server on your Mac.
- Open iStat Server and take note of the passcode.
- Ensure your iOS device or Mac is on the same Wi-Fi network as the Mac running iStat Server.
- Open iStat.
- Tap the server’s name in the servers list.
- Enter the passcode.
Connecting via TCP/IP #
Connecting via TCP/IP lets you monitor a Mac from anywhere in the internet.
- Buy and install iStat View for iOS or iStat View for Mac.
- Download iStat Server on your Mac.
- Open iStat Server and take note of the passcode.
- Set up port forwarding on your router so that traffic can get to iStat Server from the internet
- Ensure you have allowed the correct port or allowed the iStat Server application if you’re using a firewall.(more instructions on this can be found in our Firewalls and iStat help doc).
- Open iStat on your iOS device.
- Tap + to add a new server.
- Enter your Mac’s external IP address. You can find this out by viewing a website like this.
- Tap Save.
- Tap the server’s name in the Remote Servers list.
- Enter the passcode.
Please note that most problems with TCP/IP iStat monitoring occur because the router or firewall haven’t been configured properly.It is beyond the scope of our help documentation to assist setting up your router — please refer to the documentation that came with your router.
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Passcode #
The passcode is the 5 digit number displayed in the middle of the iStat Server window. This is needed when connecting to your Mac or Mac server — iStat View for iOS will ask for this number.
New Passcode #
Clicking New Passcode will create a new passcode. Please note that this will not reset previous authorizations and iOS devices that have previously connected to iStat Server won’t need to enter the new passcode. If you’d like to reset authorizations as well, then click Reset Authorizations.
Lock Passcode #
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Clicking Lock Passcode will change the passcode display to dashes, making it unviewable until it’s unlocked again.
Reset Authorizations #
Clicking Reset Authorizations resets all authorizations, meaning any iOS devices that try to connect will need to re-enter the passcode.
Show Log #
Clicking Show Log will open the connection log, allowing you to see information about the previous connections and connection attempts to iStat Server.
Changing port #
To change the port iStat Server uses, choose File → Change Port.
Uninstalling iStat Server #
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To uninstall, choose Uninstall from the iStat Server menu while running iStat Server.