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Manually sending ARP packets using bash
How could I send ARP packet to specified IP on a LAN using bash or some Linux utility?
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How to get all IP addresses from connected devices with specific device name?
I'm making Bash script for automation and would like to get all IP addresses from connected devices with specific device name?
For example I have 10 devices connected to Wi-Fi. All with same device ...
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delete several permanent entries from arp table by command line
I am trying to remove the permanent entries from my arp table. but the following command only removes those that are not permanent
ip -s -s neigh flush all
With the arp utility I was able to ...
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OSX - Find if phone is connected to the WIFI Network
I'm trying to programmatically find whether my phone is connected to the current Network, given that I know my device's mac Address.
Something like this SOMETIMES works:
arp -a | grep "11:11:11:11:...
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How to manually send an ARP request
I recently sniffed with Tcpdump a packet "ARP, Request who-has 192.168.2.3 tell 192.168.2.2, length 28".
I would like to reproduce this message, and to send an ARP request from my laptop to any IP I ...
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Find new ips on network
The solution I want to solve is to discover newly connected ip (and preferably mac and vendor) on the local network.
So far I've tried arp-scan and nmap.
I like arp-scan mainly because it's fast ...
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