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Scanning the entire network for machines with nmap

January 13, 2010 /

You can easily scan the entire network for machine presence with nmap: 

nmap -sP -v -v 192.168.1.*

It also supports list scanning, which I have yet to investigate.

Technology

2 Comments

  1. Rowan Rodrik

    So that’s how you found 192.168.1.222?

  2. halfgaar (Post author)

    Actually, I got an Arpwatch notice…

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