- 1). Turn on your PC and wait until Windows is completely loaded. Push the button on the lower left corner of your keyboard, which has the Windows sign on it, and the "R" button at the same time. A new window will pop up.
- 2). Type "CMD" in the new window and click "OK." A new window with a black background will open.
- 3). Type "ARP -a" in the new window, and press the "Enter" button on your keyboard. A list with three columns will open. The first column is the list of IPs and the second column represents the MAC addresses assigned to each IP.
- 1). Turn on your PC and be patient until Ubuntu loads completely. Click on the "Application" button at the top right corner of your monitor.
- 2). Put your mouse pointer on "Accessories" to open a new drop down list. Click on "Terminal" in the drop down list. A new window will open.
- 3). Type "ARP" and press the "Enter" button on your keyboard. A list with five columns will open, the first column is the list of IPs and the third column is the list of MAC addresses belonging to each IP.
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