Your point is good though d0ughb0y - I was assuming DHCP was being used, so if that is not the case the solution won't be of any use. Finally, he didn't say he was even using DHCP, but even if he is, any static-assigned addresses i. Where arevmachines on other subnets p going for their DHCP, as this might mean he'd have to look at multiple devices to collect the information, and, if he's using some sort of IP Helper to do this using one DHCP server, checking that server wouldn't give him the info he wanted anyway. I also thought about the DHCP server, but won't that also only work within the broadcast domain? He said there are multiple subnets involved, which is why I didn't mention it. Seriously - why not check the DHCP server? If it's a Windows server it will list everything you're asking for. Angry won't return MAC addresses for hosts on remote subnets - as d0ughb0y said although I think he meant on the same broadcast domain, not collision domain. ChiefIT Commented: You can use AngryIPscan.

Some 元 switches will allow two hosts on different subnets to talk directly to each other if they are within the same layer 2 network.

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