Find all local IPs and MAC Address with arp-scan

A quick way to scan all IP's on your subnet.
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[germanach]

You dont need to be root to do apt-cache search or aptitude search. So don`t use sudo 4 that.

[metalx1000]

@germanach: True, just a habit of mine. Most the time I'm going to install after searching anyway. But, you are correct. you don't need to be root or sudo to view that information.

[elnegrobembon]

hey kris.. .just out of curiosity, why do you have 2 routers?

[metalx1000]

@elnegrobembon: So I can have a strong WIFI signal on both sides of my house.

[alcidiow]

how can i do this with backtrack

[metalx1000]

@alcidiow: The same way.

[raypsi1]

so sry but my 2200 mifi I just type virginmobile.mifi into the browser URL bar, login, use the wifi status pull down menu and viola' I gits all the computers and mac addy's on my mifi including the little script kiddie who likes to hack my honey pot, little does they know I'm keeping records and will be dropping the ball soon, his parents will be paying me handsomely to keep him out of jail.

[metalx1000]

@TheUnkillable3316: I've wanted the same thing in the past. I don't know of any command line tool, but a nice GUI that does this is etherape.

[bluelagoon10023]

@metalx1000 I guess that makes sense when youre in the west wing as the east wing is rather far away