Finding a Headless Raspberry Pi

As I continue to play more and more with my Raspberry Pi 3, I was having issues setting a static IP AND being able to surf from the Raspberry Pi after. I decided to leave the Raspberry Pi with DHCP enabled and continue my tinkering.

This worked well when I used the Pi at home. My smaller network meant that the Pi was pretty much assigned the exact same IP for weeks. However, once I brought the Pi to the office, this was not the case. Rather than logging into the server to check the DHCP logs and find the IP addres that way, I did some Googling and found the following nmap command:

nmap -T5 -n -p 22 --open --min-parallelism 200 192.168.1.0/24

Right now, there are only three Pis on the network, so figuring out which one is mine is very straightforward.