Look for devices on your local network via DNS-SD.

discovery-client dns-sd factory-orchestrator net usb-ncm

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FindDevice

FindDevice is a basic .NET command line tool you can use to look for devices on your local network or even link-local devices (such as devices that support USBNCM). It uses DNS Service Discovery (DNS-SD) to look for devices that advertise the given service. By default, it looks for devices running Factory Orchestrator (_factorch._tcp.local) but can be configured to look for any DNS-SD service, such as Windows Device Portal (_wdp.tcp.local).

FindDevice makes it easy to discover devices running a specified program/service, so that they can be then interacted with remotely.

Usage

FindDevice [options]

Options:

Option	Details	Default value
--link-local-only	Only look for link-local devices, such as UsbNCM devices	false
--display-hostname	Display the device hostname	true
--display-ipv4	Display the device IPv4 address(es)	true
--display-ipv6	Display the device IPv6 address(es)	false
--display-port	Display the port the service is discovered on	true
--timeout	The amount of time in milliseconds to wait for responses (use greater than 2000ms for WiFi), after which the program exits.	Infinite
--query-interval	The amount of time in milliseconds to wait between queries	1000ms
--service	The DNS-SD service string used for discovery	_factorch._tcp.local

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