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How can I find a MAC address if arp -a 192.168.54.169 says no ARP entries ???

I am trying to do reservations and I need MAC addresses of certain IPs but arp -a doesn't work

Pls advise
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Also, I saw you said that arp -a 192.168.54.169 is not working. Prior to doing this, did you actually try pinging 192.168.54.169 ? Can you first ping the machine with its ip, and then do arp -a thatipaddress
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Use netscan, is free from
http://www.softperfect.com/

If will show you quickly all the mac addresses in a network.
or try invoking on the command prompt nbtstat -A theipaddress
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Thanks !!!