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Is there an easy way to produce a list of devices on my wifi network, e.g., TVs, computers, iPhones, thermostats, etc? Preferably using Mac system software, but would be willing to get an app if necessary.
I'd like one as "smart" as possible, that could translate the ip addresses to actual device names, even if they're educated guesses.
Thanks in advance!
Mac mini, macOS 10.15
Thanks - that seems to produce a list of devices currently active. I'm looking for a list of ALL devices. For example, I have 4 thermostats that aren't listed, likely because they are only active at very sporadic intervals.
I guess what I need is an app (or something) that "listens" for a few hours, and then produces a list.
Maybe I'm dreaming, but anyone know anything like that out there?
Thanks - that seems to produce a list of devices currently active. I'm looking for a list of ALL devices. For example, I have 4 thermostats that aren't listed, likely because they are only active at very sporadic intervals.
I guess what I need is an app (or something) that "listens" for a few hours, and then produces a list.
Maybe I'm dreaming, but anyone know anything like that out there?
You don’t say if you are using a WiFi router for your network? Are you? If so the router should provide you with a list of devices. You don't need an app for your Mac. Log into your router and look for the WiFi tab or DHCP menu. All routers are different in their menus. Use the manual if you have one.
atthecshore wrote:
Is there an easy way to produce a list of devices on my wifi network, e.g., TVs, computers, iPhones, thermostats, etc? Preferably using Mac system software, but would be willing to get an app if necessary.
I'd like one as "smart" as possible, that could translate the ip addresses to actual device names, even if they're educated guesses.
Thanks in advance!
https://osxdaily.com/2016/11/03/view-lan-device-ip-address-arp/
atthecshore wrote:
Thanks - that seems to produce a list of devices currently active. I'm looking for a list of ALL devices. For example, I have 4 thermostats that aren't listed, likely because they are only active at very sporadic intervals.
I guess what I need is an app (or something) that "listens" for a few hours, and then produces a list.
Maybe I'm dreaming, but anyone know anything like that out there?
Typically from a browser you can log into your Router and see a list of connected devices:
copy and paste:
192.168.1.1/
For iOS try WiFiman:
Yes, I'm using an Amplifi router and mesh network. I went to the iPhone app and there was the "devices" button.
Thanks!
How to get a list of devices on my home wifi network?
