How to Check How Many Systems Are Connected in Our Network? | Arp Command

Have you required any time to now about the systems our network have? If yes, Now learn this command and get the information about the systems connected to your network. This command will show you only those systems which are up and connected to your network.

1. Go to RUN
2. Type CMD in the run text box
3. Press ENTER key
4. Type the command ARP -A in the command prompt.

Now you will get the information about the systems which are up and connected to our network.

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