I’m seeing many unnamed devices and need vendor lookup to make my device list more understandable.

Add vendor lookup for detected devices so entries that appear unnamed can be labeled with a recognizable manufacturer. This makes the device list easier to understand and helps you quickly identify what is on your network.

When devices are discovered, some may show up without a clear name, making it difficult to understand what they are. Vendor lookup uses available device identifiers (such as MAC address prefixes) to determine the likely manufacturer and display that information in the device list. This gives you a more readable inventory by replacing ambiguous entries with a vendor label where possible. It helps you distinguish between similar-looking unknown devices and prioritize which ones you want to review. You can use vendor information to spot unexpected manufacturers that may indicate unfamiliar or unauthorized devices. It also improves troubleshooting by making it faster to find devices from a specific vendor when diagnosing connectivity or performance issues. Vendor lookup is especially useful in environments with many IoT devices, guest devices, or devices that do not broadcast a friendly hostname. Where a vendor cannot be determined, the device can remain unlabeled so the feature does not imply certainty. Overall, vendor lookup improves clarity and confidence when reviewing and managing your device list.