What is the command (Linux Mint Julia) to discover the IP Address of a computer connected to a wireless router? asked 27 Apr '11, 02:58 Elad Lending Jazz ♦ |
If you refer to the IP Address of your current computer, you're looking for ifconfig and iwconfig. For discovering other computers on the network, I like to use nmap. Example:
Be aware that scanning the network with answered 27 Apr '11, 08:01 Jazz ♦ ifconfig -a if you are on the PC in question and need to know the IP of it; otherwise sudo nmap -sS 192.168.1.1/24
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Hi,you can simply check the internet IP address by visiting the site IP-Details.com . answered 05 Nov '13, 07:36 Uahyag |
All the other answers are correct, depending on exactly what you're after. In addition wireless routers usually have a web management screen with "Current DHCP Leases", which tells you who is on your network. Or at least those that have been given an IP address - it does not tell you those that have allocated their own addresses for which nmap is the answer. answered 02 Aug '11, 08:40 chrisjrob |
For your public IP, try this: curl -s queryip.net/ip/ answered 01 May '11, 01:37 KenJackson |