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How to find a machine name of a computer on my domain.

Asked by BRIANANDERSON007 in Miscellaneous Networking, Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: Machine name resolution, IP address conflict on network

This started with an IP address conflict error message.  The machine will ping, but I can't get into it remotely at all.  I downloaded the Look@LAN tool as suggested from a similar question posting, and the program is telling me that the machine isn't windows and that it can't resolve the host name.

In the firewall there is no DHCP lease for the IP.  Also, the IP address isn't listed on the domain controller.  Assuming its a static IP, how can I find the host name?

Thank you.
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