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Hello,
if it is under a Windows network,
you type:
nbtstat -A its_ip_address
and you will know who is logged in there.
and ... There you go!
if it is under a Windows network,
you type:
nbtstat -A its_ip_address
and you will know who is logged in there.
and ... There you go!
To find the name of a computer from its IP address, simply type the following command in:
Start then Run, in the Run window type cmd, then, once the DOS emulator opens
type nslookup, leave a space, then type the IP address followed by enter
example
C:\>nlookup 192.168.50.107 Response obtained after pressing enter
Server: server.domaine.fr
Address: 192.168.50.100
Name: server.domaine.fr
Address: 192.168.50.100
The reverse is also possible with this command to find an IP address from the name.
Start then Run, in the Run window type cmd, then, once the DOS emulator opens
type nslookup, leave a space, then type the IP address followed by enter
example
C:\>nlookup 192.168.50.107 Response obtained after pressing enter
Server: server.domaine.fr
Address: 192.168.50.100
Name: server.domaine.fr
Address: 192.168.50.100
The reverse is also possible with this command to find an IP address from the name.
Thank you, but it doesn't work, I only have the device responding to me, I can ping it, with response times, but I still don't have the name of the device ;-(
Thank you for the information, but actually I may not have explained myself well. I am looking, from my PC (of which I know the IP and the name), for a PC present on the network, but of which I only know the IP address. I would like to know the name of the workstation... thank you.