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Hi gomrok,<br />
I assume that you need to know the MAC address of a machine on the same LAN as your PC?<br />
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Go to a command prompt, and run:<br />
ping &nbsp;(computer name) &nbsp; &nbsp;... make sure this gives a response<br />
arp -a<br />
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This will show the IP addr and the MAC addr.<br />
<br />
Does that help?
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Hi gomrok,
I assume that you need to know the MAC address of a machine on the same LAN as your PC?

Go to a command prompt, and run:
ping  (computer name)    ... make sure this gives a response
arp -a

This will show the IP addr and the MAC addr.

Does that help?

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Are these operations work For catching My Computer too?<br />

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Are these operations work For catching My Computer too?


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gomrok: <br />
&gt;&nbsp;Are these operations work For catching My Computer too?<br />
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No - the &quot;arp&quot; command won't display the MAC address for your own machine. &nbsp;You'll have to use the command that lrmoore posted for that.<br />

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gomrok:
> Are these operations work For catching My Computer too?

No - the "arp" command won't display the MAC address for your own machine.  You'll have to use the command that lrmoore posted for that.


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Hi,<br />
How can i catch Mac address of NIC in Win2K ADvanced Server on TCP/IP Model?<br />
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Thanks in Advanc For Your Helps<br />

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Hi,
How can i catch Mac address of NIC in Win2K ADvanced Server on TCP/IP Model?

Thanks in Advanc For Your Helps


Catching Mac Address of NIC

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