> > Pretty straight forward setup. Almost none in fact. Edit the .ini > > file with your mac addresses and icons you want to use (if any). > > Does this mean it doesn't go out, search your network, and then report > back with everything it's found? Do you mean that I have to manually > specify each device I want to list? Am I misunderstanding you?
No. it *does* an 'arp -n' to find all the nodes on your network automatically. It also uses that info to determine your active interfaces (eth0, eth1, wlan0, etc...). So if your arp cache is up to date, then so is this. It shows if they are "(inactive)" by the ban circle. It shows ping and nmap results. (only namps if ping fails. Assumes nmap will pass if ping passes). The dhcp_map.ini is used ONLY for custom icons and for custom names if the MAC doesn't already have a name associated with it in /var/lib/dhcp.leases file. This is useful for machines that have static IP's on your network for example, or linux boxes that don't send that info (only windows boxes send/set names automatically). -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
