How to find remote computer/laptop connected Wired or Wireless?

hi
How to find remote computer (more than 1000) workstation connected wired or wireless? can some one give me the script to find
Regards
GG

Thanks for your reply. It gave the output like below. It not mentioned it's connected wired or wireless.. can you give me exact one
netconnectionid
Bluetooth Network Connection
Local Area Connection
Wireless Network Connection
Wireless Network Connection 2
Local Area Connection 3

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