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Nbtstat command cmd

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Mazered Posted messages 144 Status Member -  
Jobil232 Posted messages 6 Status Member -
Hello,

I would like to use the nbtstat command, the syntax is (at least the one I found on several sites): nbtstat -a (ipxxx.xxx.x.xx)
However, it doesn't work: the command prompt states "host not found"
Does anyone have a solution?
Thank you in advance!

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    MrYAU31 Posted messages 4631 Status Member 1 630
     
    Actually, I'm just starting out in hacking, I don't really know what a ping is
    You don't even have the basics of networking if you don't know what a ping is. Before talking about hacking, you have a long way to go and many things to learn. Don't aim too high...
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  2. MrYAU31 Posted messages 4631 Status Member 1 630
     
    Hello,
    If you use the IP, it's not -a but -A in uppercase ;-)
    The -a in lowercase is indeed for the name and not the address.
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  3. Mazered Posted messages 144 Status Member 12
     
    Cela ne fonctionne pas... Est-ce un -(tiret) ou un -(moins) qu'il faut mettre ?
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  4. MrYAU31 Posted messages 4631 Status Member 1 630
     
    It's a -, I don't see the difference between a hyphen and a minus.
    You say it doesn't work. Do you still have host not found?
    The host in question is indeed reachable with ping?
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  6. Mazered Posted messages 144 Status Member 12
     
    In fact, I'm just starting out in hacking, I don't really know what a ping is, I tried to ping my sister but it tried 4 times and failed 4 times!
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  7. Mazered Posted messages 144 Status Member 12
     
    Désolé, je ne peux pas expliquer.
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  8. MrYAU31 Posted messages 4631 Status Member 1 630
     
    Uh, sorry but no.
    These are really the basics. I'm not joking.
    Google will suffice. If you have real questions, we can always discuss them then.
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  9. Jobil232 Posted messages 6 Status Member
     
    I can ping, but I always get Host unreachable...
    The entered IP address must belong to the same network??
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    1. MrYAU31 Posted messages 4631 Status Member 1 630
       
      Have you tried doing a ping www.google.com?
      That will answer your question.
      As I said If you have real questions, we can always see at that moment.
      Seriously, don't ask questions if you haven't done a minimum of searching first.
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    2. Jobil232 Posted messages 6 Status Member
       
      -__- I know what it results in; the problem is with nbtstat, it always says host not found.
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    3. MrYAU31 Posted messages 4631 Status Member 1 630
       
      If the ping doesn't go through, it's normal...
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    4. Jobil232 Posted messages 6 Status Member
       
      La relation entre la commande `ping` et `nbtstat` réside dans le fait qu'elles servent à diagnostiquer la connectivité réseau, mais elles interrogent différents aspects d'un réseau. Si la commande `ping` réussit, cela indique que l'hôte est accessible au niveau IP. Cependant, si `nbtstat` indique que l'hôte est introuvable, cela peut signifier que, bien que l'adresse IP soit atteignable, l'hôte ne répond pas aux requêtes NetBIOS, ou que le service NetBIOS n'est pas activé sur cet hôte. Cela peut également indiquer des problèmes de configuration de réseau, de permissions, ou que l'hôte ne fait pas partie du même groupe de travail ou domaine.
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    5. MrYAU31 Posted messages 4631 Status Member 1 630
       
      I can ping, but I always get "Host unreachable..."
      I understand that you finally figured out how to ping, but it’s not working.

      For a remote machine to respond to a nbtstat, it must have: file and printer sharing enabled, Microsoft network client, and TCP/IP. Otherwise, you will always get "Host unreachable."

      And I’ll stop there. Do some research on Google because you have a lot to learn before even thinking about becoming a "hacker" as you say (even that term doesn't correspond to what you think).
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