ADB devices list empty with wireless debugging

Question

I have Android 11 on my phone, I have setup Wireless Debugging, and in the list of Paired Devices my computer shows up. However, when I run adb devices -l on my computer, the list of devices is empty.

Why am I seeing an empty list. Is there something extra that I need to do?

Here is the device:

Here is the terminal:

Answer 1

You will need to connect to the device before it becomes visible in adb devices -l. You must run adb connect ipaddress:port, in your case adb connect 192.168.1.123:37457. Docs

Answer 2

It says unknown command adb pair Saw the help there is no pair command listed in the menu

Instead go to platform-tools folder in my case ~/Android/Sdk/platform-tools from here you can execute ./adb and then in the help you can see there the pair option ./adb pair <ipaddress>:<port> will prompt for pairing code

Then you are sucessfully connected

Answer 3

Step 01: turn on wireless debugging

Step 02: click on "Pair device with pairing code" Step 02 outcome

Step 03: in cmd enter "adb pair ipaddress:hostname" (the ip address will be displayed on the screen after opening window in the previous step)

Step 04: enter the pairing code displayed on the android screen to the cmd

Step 05: in cmd enter "adb connect ipaddress:hostname"

(this ip address is diffrent from the previous one 
{displayed on wireless debugging window, not in the popup window})

wireless debugging window

Step 06: now adb devices should show your device

Happy Hacking