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sudo arp-scan -I eth0 192.168.6.0/24

nickfarow:src$ sudo arp-scan -I eth0 192.168.6.0/24
[sudo] password for nickfarow:
Interface: eth0, datalink type: EN10MB (Ethernet)
Starting arp-scan 1.8.1 with 256 hosts (http://www.nta-monitor.com/tools/arp-scan/)
192.168.6.1 00:1d:aa:b9:67:88 DrayTek Corp.
192.168.6.6 40:f2:e9:34:7c:54 (Unknown)
192.168.6.8 40:f2:e9:d6:95:45 (Unknown)
192.168.6.9 aa:69:9e:43:af:33 (Unknown)
192.168.6.10 fe:b7:2b:17:48:a2 (Unknown)
192.168.6.11 3a:03:89:0f:fa:02 (Unknown)
192.168.6.12 1a:e9:8b:db:b2:91 (Unknown)
192.168.6.14 3a:97:a8:d4:3f:80 (Unknown)
192.168.6.15 44:8a:5b:88:05:ac (Unknown)
192.168.6.16 d8:cb:8a:6f:00:67 (Unknown)
192.168.6.18 8a:0d:9c:d4:82:ac (Unknown)
192.168.6.19 0e:cf:1f:4e:20:d1 (Unknown)
192.168.6.23 b2:a8:1b:16:6c:57 (Unknown)
192.168.6.24 ca:c1:83:47:c1:1e (Unknown)
192.168.6.25 7a:98:e2:00:05:19 (Unknown)
192.168.6.26 4e:2d:a4:fe:7c:9f (Unknown)
192.168.6.27 2e:04:4e:27:e3:0d (Unknown)
192.168.6.32 8e:3e:61:18:6f:55 (Unknown)
192.168.6.33 5a:9a:8c:69:e9:a4 (Unknown)


....
192.168.6.113 d8:cb:8a:c1:3a:f1 (Unknown)
192.168.6.115 00:16:e6:73:dc:27 GIGA-BYTE TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.
192.168.6.116 40:f2:e9:34:7c:54 (Unknown)
192.168.6.108 00:21:cc:71:20:0d Flextronics International
192.168.6.118 08:00:27:6c:0d:83 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.65 88:30:8a:da:69:ee (Unknown)
192.168.6.121 c2:17:22:d7:83:71 (Unknown)
192.168.6.125 10:6f:3f:e7:85:cc (Unknown)
192.168.6.126 40:f2:e9:34:7c:58 (Unknown)
192.168.6.65 88:30:8a:da:69:ee (Unknown) (DUP: 2)
192.168.6.84 f8:a9:d0:1d:ce:3d (Unknown)
192.168.6.127 ac:87:a3:25:a1:c4 (Unknown)
192.168.6.92 88:c9:d0:bf:12:8a (Unknown)
192.168.6.92 88:c9:d0:bf:12:8a (Unknown) (DUP: 2)
192.168.6.128 d8:cb:8a:14:d1:e6 (Unknown)
192.168.6.129 00:90:9e:9f:a5:1b Critical IO, LLC
192.168.6.131 d8:cb:8a:eb:d4:68 (Unknown)
192.168.6.102 8c:3a:e3:4b:47:5e (Unknown)
192.168.6.134 68:5b:35:7e:fd:66 (Unknown)
192.168.6.104 f4:1b:a1:57:e6:59 (Unknown)

....
192.168.6.182 00:21:cc:67:d6:f5 Flextronics International
192.168.6.183 f0:bf:97:07:bc:ec Sony Corporation
192.168.6.184 74:27:ea:aa:98:2a (Unknown)
192.168.6.185 1c:87:2c:d1:d5:04 (Unknown)
192.168.6.188 d8:cb:8a:6f:05:2c (Unknown)
192.168.6.189 08:00:27:25:37:57 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.190 72:3e:60:6b:df:ed (Unknown)
192.168.6.191 0a:81:4b:19:d9:f1 (Unknown)
192.168.6.194 4a:1f:98:e3:6d:16 (Unknown)
192.168.6.195 c2:d8:20:e2:cf:f4 (Unknown)
192.168.6.196 7c:05:07:8a:49:a2 (Unknown)
192.168.6.198 d6:3c:98:0e:af:44 (Unknown)
192.168.6.201 36:97:c0:c5:55:f3 (Unknown)
192.168.6.200 ba:63:83:55:b8:42 (Unknown)
192.168.6.202 00:17:61:11:60:5b ZKSoftware Inc.
192.168.6.203 4a:e4:68:1a:0c:1e (Unknown)
192.168.6.204 76:f8:a9:5c:61:31 (Unknown)
192.168.6.205 00:17:61:11:60:87 ZKSoftware Inc.
192.168.6.207 5a:70:02:32:97:2b (Unknown)
192.168.6.206 08:00:27:16:8c:e9 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.208 08:00:27:3a:41:d0 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.209 08:00:27:2f:84:c9 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.210 08:00:27:9a:cd:a5 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.212 08:00:27:55:f8:e7 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.215 44:8a:5b:9e:21:95 (Unknown)
192.168.6.216 d8:cb:8a:14:d4:a0 (Unknown)
192.168.6.217 9a:6d:43:93:36:52 (Unknown)
192.168.6.219 14:58:d0:18:f9:1f (Unknown)
192.168.6.220 f6:a4:4a:ea:5f:68 (Unknown)
192.168.6.221 44:8a:5b:d7:89:fc (Unknown)
192.168.6.224 46:19:de:9e:ec:27 (Unknown)
192.168.6.226 d8:cb:8a:6f:04:ad (Unknown)
192.168.6.228 08:00:27:29:1a:69 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.230 22:7c:10:70:90:50 (Unknown)
192.168.6.233 08:00:27:33:cf:69 CADMUS COMPUTER SYSTEMS
192.168.6.229 44:8a:5b:d7:8a:4f (Unknown)
...
192.168.6.169 c0:bd:d1:ba:53:c2 (Unknown)
192.168.6.169 c0:bd:d1:ba:53:c2 (Unknown) (DUP: 2)
192.168.6.141 88:1f:a1:ca:23:ab (Unknown)
192.168.6.223 54:a0:50:b8:18:26 (Unknown) (DUP: 2)
192.168.6.98 90:00:db:0d:36:63 (Unknown)
192.168.6.169 c0:bd:d1:ba:53:c2 (Unknown) (DUP: 3)

167 packets received by filter, 0 packets dropped by kernel
Ending arp-scan 1.8.1: 256 hosts scanned in 1.074 seconds (238.36 hosts/sec). 167 responded

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