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Scanning my home network

I was wondering what I would need to do to scan my home network and find out what ip's belong to who. We have 3 computers running and the user is assigned an IP address, I believe, on order of logon. I would like to know what ip's are in use and if possible which computer it is.
I tried Nmap but can't figure out how to use it correctly for the life of me.

(this is my first time here so I apologize if this is in the wrong area)

You will need to find out what IP address your router uses by default, which should be in the user manual.

I have a d-link, I connect to it by going to http://192.168.0.1

Once you log into your router, you should be able to see what IP addresses the individual computers on the network are using. This info should all be in the user manual thatcame with your router. If you dont have it anymore, you can probably find it on the company's site.

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In DoS (run>>cmd), I think you can use the " netstat " function to find out but Iâ??m not exactly sure how to interoperate what is what.

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on xp go to command prompt in accessories and type:

ipconfig \all

it'll tell you the ip of that specific computer

Okay, thanks guys I'll try those