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--Hello
I am in a LAN where the host numbers of the PCs are referenced on the wall jacks, but someone has taken my address. How can I know the host name from its IP address?
More simply, how can I find out the name of a machine from its IP address in a LAN?
Thank you for enlightening me.
Best regards, jibson
I am in a LAN where the host numbers of the PCs are referenced on the wall jacks, but someone has taken my address. How can I know the host name from its IP address?
More simply, how can I find out the name of a machine from its IP address in a LAN?
Thank you for enlightening me.
Best regards, jibson
Thank you very much
the function helped me a lot
In the Windows command prompt:
Will respond "Sending a 'ping' request to xxxxxx [IP address] etc. where xxxxxx is the device name.
As long as the device declares a name... otherwise it will display the IP address. It does indeed show the name of my printer, but not for my smartphone or PC.
Hello,
that’s some digging up!
it's ping on name that returns the address, but not the other way around, oh sorry, the -a option, I had forgotten about that, but it probably only works if there’s a DNS reverse or mDNS, maybe, in netbios, I don’t think so.
In fact, it seems to also work with netbios resolution.