Which tool helps you find all the devices connected to the network, and shows data such as IP addresses, manufacturer names, device names, and MAC addresses?

• A. Wifi Inspector
• B. Wifi Intruder Detect
• C. Spider Honeypots
• D. Honeynets

Answer: (A)

Identifying every device on a network and collecting details like IP addresses, MAC addresses, vendor names, and device names is all about network discovery and asset enumeration. A tool like Wifi Inspector is designed to scan the wireless environment and reveal all connected devices, presenting the data you need: IPs, MACs, manufacturer (from the MAC OUI), and the device/hostnames. It actively queries or reads router tables and probe responses to build a complete view of who’s on the network, which is exactly what you want when you need to map the network's active devices.

The other options don’t fit as well. A wifi intruder detector focuses on spotting unauthorized access and alerting you to intruders, not providing a full inventory of every connected device. Spider Honeypots and Honeynets are deception/entrapment setups used to lure attackers, not tools for listing and detailing every device on the network.