ServicemarX for Mac

From Jimco:

ServicemarX lets you see the services on your network in a versatile and feature-loaded network browser. Browse by host or by service type, and if you see an interesting service, just double-click on it, and ServicemarX will try to take you there with the appropriate helper application. ServicemarX can take a live network service and turn it into a URL that you can bookmark, store, share with others, then turn back into a functional network service, even if you are no longer near the local network the service lives on. As you discover interesting services, you bookmark them in ServicemarX. You can take a bookmarked service and publish it to the rest of the Internet through one of ServicemarX's publishing plug-ins. You could send it in email or IM to a friend, embed it in a web page, or tag it with meta-data and post it to a collaborative bookmarking site. When someone else encounters the published service, they can use ServiemarX to activate and access it. You could click a link on a page, or in email, and have new services appear automatically on your network. No complicated configuration, just services to explore. ServicemarX also allows you to use the new Wide Area Bonjour capabilities lying dormant in Tiger. ServicemarX gives you the tools to turn on these hidden features, which include dynamic DNS and domain-based service publishing and browsing. Start experimenting and using it today.