Using arp-scan --interface=wlan0 I got:
192.168.*.** *************** (Unknown)
192.168.*.11 00:17:88:20:e8:6e Philips Lighting BV
192.168.*.** *************** (Unknown)
So now I know my IP.
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25 December, 2015
Philips HUE
So how do you discover the IP of your device. On linux the answer is arp-scan (if it's not on your system apt-get install it):
Using arp-scan --interface=wlan0 I got:
192.168.*.** *************** (Unknown)
192.168.*.11 00:17:88:20:e8:6e Philips Lighting BV
192.168.*.** *************** (Unknown)
So now I know my IP.
Using arp-scan --interface=wlan0 I got:
192.168.*.** *************** (Unknown)
192.168.*.11 00:17:88:20:e8:6e Philips Lighting BV
192.168.*.** *************** (Unknown)
So now I know my IP.
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