See What Devices are Connected to Your Network in Linux

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A quick IP scan will tell you what other devices are connected to your network. They won't tell you the exact name or the type of device, but you get the IP addresses on the devices on your subnetwork.

I am discussing two ways:

• nmap for command line
• Angry IP Scan for GUI

......... 📥 Here are the installation instructions for nmap:

For Debian/Ubuntu based distributions:

sudo apt install nmap

For Red Hat/Fedora:

sudo dnf install nmap

For Arch Linux:

sudo pacman -Syu nmap

......... 📥 To install Angry IP Scan, head over to its website's download page:

https://angryip.org/download/#linux

There is .deb file (for Debian/Ubuntu) and .rpm (for Fedora). There is also a Java version that should be installable on all distros with Java installed.

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