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22 Jan 2016 / 2 min read

Pinging a whole network to find the hosts that are UP

Quite often you're asked to map a network, to find out what's switched on and responding, or for other purposes. I put together a set of shell commands that does exactly that.

> Archived article from 2016, from the old nutellino.it: commands and versions may be out of date.

> Machine translation from Italian: the original is here.

# archive# cli-utility
~/archivio

$ cat ~/archivio/pingare-un-intera-rete-per-trovare-gli-host-up.md

WARNING: this file is from 2016.

I wrote it, but a me from a few years ago: it may no longer reflect what I think or what I can do.

NOTE: machine translation from Italian, the original is here.

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