lltdscan - scan for LLTD-enabled hosts on a network interface.

       Andrey Zaikin <zed.0xff@gmail.com>.

lltdscan                                       4th September, 2009                                   lltdscan(8)

       Check for latest versions at http://github.com/zed-0xff/lltdscan

       And  feel free to visit my personal technical blog at http://zed.0xff.me/ for more fun & useful tools and
       patches :)

       The  lltdscan  utility sends broadcast LLTD request on specified (or default) interface. And then listens
       for timeout milliseconds for responses.

       Add one or two -v options to increase verbosity.

       Add -u option to show machine names in UTF-8.

       Also you can specify exactly one MAC address as last argument - and lltdscan will  exit  as  soon  as  it
       receives first reply from specified host.

LLTD stands for "Link Layer Topology Discovery".

       Protocol specs are available from Microsoft at http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/connect/Rally/LLTD-spec.mspx

       lltdscan - scan for LLTD-enabled hosts on a network interface.

ping(8), arp(8), arping(8)

lltdscan [-i iface] [-t timeout] [-u] [-v] [-v] [aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff]