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how to get a list of ip addresses to computer names
hi, i used to use a little utility that scanned a range of ip addresses, and came back with what was being used by what and what netbios (computer) name. its gone now, and i dont know where to get it again.
question - does anyone have a utility (preferably), or a good command line (like netstat) that gives me ip address, and computer names (i dont care about mac addresses)? thanks a ton.
dan
question - does anyone have a utility (preferably), or a good command line (like netstat) that gives me ip address, and computer names (i dont care about mac addresses)? thanks a ton.
dan
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GFI LANguard Network Security Scanner
http://www.snapfiles.com/download/dllanguardscan.html
freeware/shareware
GFI LANguard Network Security Scanner
http://www.snapfiles.com/download/dllanguardscan.html
freeware/shareware
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Thanks a ton guys, most of the utilities were great, but were just shareware, and most just gave the mac address, not the computer name.
Pete got it best with his angry ip scanner. http://www.angryziber.com/ipscan/ its quick, gives the ip address, and the computer name, and its totally free. oh, and you dont have to install crap, its just an executable with a great simple GUI.
thanks to everyone.
dan
Pete got it best with his angry ip scanner. http://www.angryziber.com/ipscan/ its quick, gives the ip address, and the computer name, and its totally free. oh, and you dont have to install crap, its just an executable with a great simple GUI.
thanks to everyone.
dan
ThanQ
Discovering IP addresses and MAC addresses on your LAN
There are a few ways to do this; the first relies on ALL your network devices answering to a broadcast ping (i.e. ping 192.168.1.255) more often than not this doesn’t work. (NT platforms do not)
The reason you want to do this is, once you have pinged an IP address it is listed in your arp table (you can view your arp table from command line with the arp –a command.
As you don't want to manually ping every address, there’s an easier way.
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 :)
OR
Download the trial version of solarwinds and let it do all the hard work for you.
http://solarwinds.net/Tools/Engineer/index.htm
Netscan Freeware
www.softperfect.com