valekhawke
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Find IP Address or Hostname from MAC Address
I Have a network of approximately 1189 machines and I need to find out what the hostname/IP address is of a machine that all I have is the MAC address of.
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Or if you have managed switches that can display their MAC address tables, this will tell you which port the offender is patched into.
Actually, this issue has been addressed already in
"Solution Title: Find a IP with the MAC address (reverse Lookup)
Author: samphi
Points: 200 Grade: A
Date: 03/20/2002 07:43AM CST"
"Solution Title: Find a IP with the MAC address (reverse Lookup)
Author: samphi
Points: 200 Grade: A
Date: 03/20/2002 07:43AM CST"
If you PING -a the network Broadcast ID, then issue an ARP -a that is output to a text file you can search for it.
Ah assuming each network device is set to reply to broadcast pings :)
Ive just done this and it works a treat..................... ........
Get all IP addresses and MAC addresess on a subnet
1. Download the freeware utility winping http://www.webattack.com/get/wping.shtml
2. Start winping click landiscovery
3. Put your network address in at the top and click start
4. When its done Click Start >run >cmd {enter}
5. At command line type arp-a>>c:\ip.txt
Look on the root of your C drive for the file called ip.txt and there you go :)
Ive just done this and it works a treat.....................
Get all IP addresses and MAC addresess on a subnet
1. Download the freeware utility winping http://www.webattack.com/get/wping.shtml
2. Start winping click landiscovery
3. Put your network address in at the top and click start
4. When its done Click Start >run >cmd {enter}
5. At command line type arp-a>>c:\ip.txt
Look on the root of your C drive for the file called ip.txt and there you go :)
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Thank You all so much for all your help and advice. I'll definitely be staying here.
valekhawke
03/18/2004 Registration Date
Welcome to the site :) Glad to help
Pete
03/18/2004 Registration Date
Welcome to the site :) Glad to help
Pete
Angry IP Scanner is a GREAT tool that is extremely easy to use and many features that you will love. Our school system network has 1500 computers and growing rapidly and we use this utility daily to track problem computers. It will quickly scan your network with your given range of IP address, and will return MAC address and host names that you can sort and even export.
http://www.angryziber.com/ipscan/
http://www.angryziber.com/ipscan/
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Hmmm, I'll go check that out Loco, thanks so much for the URL