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Hi<br />
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Get an IP scanner say from :-<br />
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<a href="http://www.snapfiles.com/get/angryip.html" rel="ugc">http://www.snapfiles.com/get/angryip.html</a><br />
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Ask to view address's in the range as per memo tnt suggestion above. plus <br />
192.168.0.1 keep hunting till you get lucky. that is if you cannot disconnect it from your network for a reset<br />
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Hi

Get an IP scanner say from :-

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/angryip.html [http://www.snapfiles.com/get/angryip.html]

Ask to view address's in the range as per memo tnt suggestion above. plus
192.168.0.1 keep hunting till you get lucky. that is if you cannot disconnect it from your network for a reset



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If you think it is the default gateway for your PC check what address that is. On windows it can be seen with the ipconfig /all command. Look in the arp cache of your PC to see what MAC that is and compare that to the mac of the switch. <br />
If you have a single subnet or if the switch has its IP on the same subnet as you are on, once you figure out the subnet from your PC, you can use a tool like the free solarwinds ip address tracker to see all the addresses in use and the devices they are associated with.
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If you think it is the default gateway for your PC check what address that is. On windows it can be seen with the ipconfig /all command. Look in the arp cache of your PC to see what MAC that is and compare that to the mac of the switch.
If you have a single subnet or if the switch has its IP on the same subnet as you are on, once you figure out the subnet from your PC, you can use a tool like the free solarwinds ip address tracker to see all the addresses in use and the devices they are associated with.

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Hi <br />
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I have one switch connected to in my Intranet, I don't know the IP address for that switch also I don't know if it is still the default IP address or it has been changed.<br />
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Note: there is a critical servers connected to that switch so I cant turn it off.<br />
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please help ??
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Hi 

I have one switch connected to in my Intranet, I don't know the IP address for that switch also I don't know if it is still the default IP address or it has been changed.

Note: there is a critical servers connected to that switch so I cant turn it off.

please help ??

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