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I'm connected to a switch like my others business' computers. How can I get these IP addresses?

Of course, the switch is connected to a router and this to a modem...

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arp -a

Given an IP address, you should be able to find the MAC address of the corresponding host.

(Note that this will need to be run on a machine that is on the same IP subnet as the machine you are trying to find).

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Description

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Features

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Static Address Management

Unused Switchport Recovery

Security Audit Trail for all Network Devices

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