By default, Nmap performs port scanning, but this scan will disable port scanning.
Therefore to list the IP addresses of all hosts connected to a given network, first of all identify the network and its subnet mask using the ifconfig command or ip command like so: $ ifconfig Once you have Nmap installed, the syntax for using it is: $ nmap options, can be replaced by hostnames, IP addresses, networks and so on. In case you do not have Nmap installed on your system, run the appropriate command below for your distribution to install it: $ sudo yum install nmap The Nmap (short form for Network Mapper) is an open source, powerful and a very versatile command line tool for exploring networks, perform security scans, network audit and finding open ports on remote machine and so much more. Suggested Read: 29 Examples of ‘Nmap’ Commands for System/Network Administration
Here, we will use Nmap tool to find out all IP addresses of devices connected on a same network. This tutorial will explain you how to find out all live hosts IP addresses connected to a given network.
However, sometimes what you actually need may be a simple command line tool that can provide you the same information by running a single command. There are plenty of network monitoring tools you can find in the Linux ecosystem, that can generate for you a summary of the total number of devices on a network including all their IP addresses and more.
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