upnp-listdevices(1)

💖 upnp-listdevices — the girlies' guide to sniffing out UPnP devices 💖

okay so bestie, imagine you wanna know what UPnP devices are just... vibing on your network. That's literally this. upnp-listdevices is a User Commands manual page situation, and it does exactly one thing: it shows UPnP devices. That's the whole NAME, that's the whole vibe. ✨

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

upnp-listdevices [options]

no arguments needed, just options if you're feeling fancy 💅

✨ OPTIONS ✨

• -6 — use IPv6, bestie. we're living in the future 🦋
• -m address/ifname — pick the network interface to use for multicast. you're literally choosing which lane your multicast energy travels down 🎀
• -d <device string> — search only for this one type of device. picky? iconic. 👑
• -l <device1> <device2> ... — search only for these types of device, plural, as many as you want. it's giving main character with a whole list 📋
• -t ttl — set multicast TTL. default value is 2. no cap, that's the default 🍓
• -h — this help. the classic. the way that every good CLI has one 😭

lowkey important: that -t default is 2 unless you say otherwise, fr fr.

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

• external-ip(1)
• upnpc(1)

okay bye ily, this page is from miniupnpc, dated January 2024. periodt. 💜🫶