How to see whole network on a mac? I am new to the apple world and finding out some "how to stuff". One of the things I am looking for is the Microsoft equivalent of the "network center".

Everything works on my mac network-wise. However, I would like to see all devices in the network. For instance all my Sonos devices. If something is not working I was used to quickly open the network overview in Windows and see whether all devices where at least visible in the network.

How do I do this on a Mac?
In Finder, go to the highest level available by repeatedly pressing Command-Up, or by right clicking the current folder name in the title bar and selecting the bottom entry.

From this location (called "Arnoud's Macbook Pro" or something), you should see a folder called "Network." This will show you a variety of network shares.

To see every device advertising itself on the network, check out Bonjour Browser, which will display all registered zeroconf devices.