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Steve-O 2004

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Posted: Mon, 25th Apr 2005 17:00 Post subject: How do I find the IP of another machine on my network?	Quick Quote Quote

Ok, My Machine is the main one.. I want to find out the IP of the one upstairs .. How do I do this George W Bush - '...more and more of our imports are coming from overseas.'

skidrow
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Posted: Mon, 25th Apr 2005 17:19 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

go to pc upstairs. start/run/cmd/ipconfig that should do it

[sYn]
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Posted: Mon, 25th Apr 2005 17:23 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

logon to the router and check it like that matching MAC to IP.. run a scan of the network (nmap is all I will say) for an entire subnet (probably gonna be 192.168.0.*) to see if you get any replies from IP's.. I also belive there are tools which will map your network.. E.G. http://www.ipswitch.com/Products/WhatsUp/professional/discovery.html FYI: the nmap method works the exact same way as the product above, but is not as pretty ! hope that helps !

Panoramix

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Posted: Fri, 29th Apr 2005 16:45 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

You may try "LanGuard Network Scanner". Using this programm you can find out the ip's, Mac Adress etc. Nun, so soll es denn sein! Reiche mir Schwert und Wein, reiche mir Panzer und Gebein! Zerschmettern will ich mit Hass! Ich, das schwarze Nass!!!

Sublime

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Posted: Fri, 29th Apr 2005 16:55 Post subject:

no no just ipconfig is easier... don't confuse the poor fella Very Happy

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