Unfortunately I don't have access to a Raspberry Pi at the moment, so everything displayed here comes from my Debian 7 box. I think you need to be more precise about your problem, especially the definition of a device name. It runs on the Raspberry Pi, i installed it on mine a while ago and it works as expected.
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It even tries to guess the manufacturer by analysing the id-part of the MAC HW Address: AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF (ASUSTek COMPUTER)Īs you can see not all devices give out their hostname for example some peripherals like printers do not always provide hostnames, but most devices do. I tend to use fing for this, it is a scanner that scans the subnet you are on and it tries to extract hostnames and display them alongside ip and MAC.Įx: 14:19:05 > Discovery profile: Default discovery profileġ4:19:05 > Discovery class: data-link (data-link layer) Nmap done: 256 IP addresses (14 hosts up) scanned in 49.30 seconds I want a list of names of all devices connected to my Wi-Fi network via the ~ $ nmap -sP 192.168.4.0/24 I can get it also on some applications so I guess it can be done in some way.
I've already tried without great success many commands found on the web, but nothing worked like I wanted to.īasically, when I enter my router settings, I can get the devices' names that are connected to my net. I wanted to know the names of all the devices on the network.
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