Well, though you might not be doing this frequently, but there might be instance where you might need to scan through the whole network looking for the IP Address of a particular device.
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I have tried entering the command 'arp -a' in command prompt, but the results ain't as good as the following... |
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(Logo taken from 'SoftPerfect Research' website.) 'SoftPerfect Network Scanner' As compared to the command 'arp -a', this produces a much more detail results and though there's the troublesome step that requires you to enter the range of ip that you are scanning, but the results are far more cleaner and better than the 'arp -a' command. :) |
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| Screengrabs of the software 'SoftPerfect Network Scanner' | |
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