how to scan for raspberry pi on network windows

ByAnurag batra September 19, 2022September 6, 2022

install nmap
Find your own computers IP address on the local network
Example IP: 192.168.1.17
Scan for devices with the command
nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24
The -sn flag is the ping scan flag and the 0/24 represents the whole subnet range
This may take a while
Results will look similar to this:
	Nmap scacn report for hostname (IPaddress)
    Host is up (latency)
    MAC Address: macaddress (Producer)
But if the hostname does not show up you can try using the -A flag
Or a simple solution is to do:
	Power off raspberry pi
	arp -a
	Take a screenshot of the IP addresses on the network
    Plug in raspberry pi
    Get coffee/Go to bathroom/World domination/Call a loved one
	Do arp -a again
    Compare list of IP addresses on network to find the raspberry pi

Here is what the above code is Doing:
1. Install nmap
2. Find your own computers IP address on the local network
3. Scan for devices with the command
4. The -sn flag is the ping scan flag and the 0/24 represents the whole subnet range
5. This may take a while
6. Results will look similar to this:
Nmap scacn report for hostname (IPaddress)
Host is up (latency)
MAC Address: macaddress (Producer)
7. But if the hostname does not show up you can try using the -A flag
8. Or a simple solution is to do:
Power off raspberry pi
arp -a
Take a screenshot of the IP addresses on the network
Plug in raspberry pi
Get coffee/Go to bathroom/World domination/Call a loved one
Do arp -a again
Compare list of IP addresses on network to find the raspberry pi

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