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Is there a way to find out all IP addresses that have a device on a network? Some dos command?
Hi Experts,
We have a san out on the network but I dont know what its IP is for its web interface. I figured I would ask if there is a way to find out all ip addresses occupied on a network other than dns? Thanks.
We have a san out on the network but I dont know what its IP is for its web interface. I figured I would ask if there is a way to find out all ip addresses occupied on a network other than dns? Thanks.
If the IP is Assigned by DHCP then the DHCP provider will have all the IP and MAC address.
Check the DHCP provider Route or server.
Check the DHCP provider Route or server.
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Thanks guy. That netstat is a great tool. Still it does not show the ip that my san is using. We are not using dhcp. Angry ip, sounds.. scarey, lol. i will try it.
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symantec quarantined it....
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ok. thanks. it worked. most be on a different subnet.
just pick any ip scanner from the list...
http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=ip+scanner&go=Search&mkt=en-us&scope=&FORM=LIVSOP
if angry scanner is blocked - go to the next one, any one of them would be sufficient for your needs
http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=ip+scanner&go=Search&mkt=en-us&scope=&FORM=LIVSOP
if angry scanner is blocked - go to the next one, any one of them would be sufficient for your needs
Try it...