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Corrected grep in `arp -a |grep -i "01.00.5e.7f.ff.fa"` to use regex for mac devides
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edit approved Sep 14, 2023 at 5:06
Leif
edit approved Sep 14, 2023 at 5:06
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  1. Tools I used this tool for windows its called IPScan http://www.eusing.com/ipscan/free_ip_scanner.htm

  2. Through router find the list of connected devices. Attached devices/DHCP Clients Table.

  3. In windows i used arp -a and then look for the mac address of my Raspberry pi. since I had gitbash the below command worked for my windows

    arp -a |grep -i "01-.00-.5e-.7f-.ff-.fa"

[EDIT]: Corrected grep in arp -a |grep -i "01.00.5e.7f.ff.fa" to use regex for mac devides

  1. Tools I used this tool for windows its called IPScan http://www.eusing.com/ipscan/free_ip_scanner.htm

  2. Through router find the list of connected devices. Attached devices/DHCP Clients Table.

  3. In windows i used arp -a and then look for the mac address of my Raspberry pi. since I had gitbash the below command worked for my windows

    arp -a |grep -i "01-00-5e-7f-ff-fa"

  1. Tools I used this tool for windows its called IPScan http://www.eusing.com/ipscan/free_ip_scanner.htm

  2. Through router find the list of connected devices. Attached devices/DHCP Clients Table.

  3. In windows i used arp -a and then look for the mac address of my Raspberry pi. since I had gitbash the below command worked for my windows

    arp -a |grep -i "01.00.5e.7f.ff.fa"

[EDIT]: Corrected grep in arp -a |grep -i "01.00.5e.7f.ff.fa" to use regex for mac devides

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  1. Tools I used this tool for windows its called IPScan http://www.eusing.com/ipscan/free_ip_scanner.htm

  2. Through router find the list of connected devices. Attached devices/DHCP Clients Table.

  3. In windows i used arp -a and then look for the mac address of my Raspberry pi. since I had gitbash the below command worked for my windows

    arp -a |grep -i "01-00-5e-7f-ff-fa"