List All Your Network's Connected IP Addresses Via Terminal (arp-scan)

I had this video up previously- sorry, I hopefully fixed the resolution problem now.
Maybe you use a phone app like Fing to discover the IP addresses of everything on your home network. Using the arp-scan command, you can get IP and MAC addresses in your terminal. Open a terminal and type

sudo apt-get install arp-scan

put in your password! Now, use

ifconfig

to find your PC. It will have something like what I show in the video. Copy it and paste it into this command

sudo arp-scan --interface=(your PC here) --localnet

(Don't include the parentheses!) Then you will get a list of devices connected to your home network. Some may be listed by name, others may be listed as "unknown".

[astrix]

Cool. Thanks :D This is coming from your new subscriber :)

[Grace-zolg]

This video was exceedingly helpful! New Subscriber ;~)

[miguelt.]

Than you sir! exactly what I was looking for for my pi

[Akoyaya]

This helped me with my project. Thank you

[sven]

how to do the same thing if you're running kali as a virtual machine?