I have a PC connected to a network where many other devices are. For some unknown reason today the PC is not responding me (I cannot ssh into it), I don't know if the IP changed or what. So from another PC in that network I am trying to list all devices connected to the network and filter by PC maker, operating system, system name, etc. to locate this missing PC. How can this be done? I have been looking at many different options using apr-scan and some other apps, but cannot find one in which I see all the information I want.
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Have no idea what apr-scan is, but I know that you can use nmap to locate your PC. Just install it sudo apt install nmap, and then go through this article --> How to scan an entire network using Nmap?
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