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# Connected devices

View equipment detected on the local network.

**Connected devices** lists equipment detected on the Hera 604 local network, including IP addresses, MAC addresses, and router interfaces.

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| Field       | Example value     | Description                                                                                            |
| ----------- | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| IP address  | 192.168.0.20      | Local IP address currently used by the connected device.                                               |
| MAC address | c2:ff:8b:e1:4a:df | Hardware address that identifies the device's network interface.                                       |
| Device      | br-lan            | Router interface through which the device is connected. `br-lan` is the router's local network bridge. |

For device hostnames and lease expiry times, see [DHCP allocated addresses](/hera604/configure/basic-settings/local-area-network-lan.md#dhcp-allocated-addresses).


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