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Quote: Originally Posted by Parman  If your dns server is setup correctly. You should be able to use nslookup FQDN FQDN= fully qualified domain name. Find your fqdn with echo %COMPUTERNAME%.%USERDNSDOMAIN% example from work: C:\Documents and Settings\CParman>echo %COMPUTERNAME%.%USERDNSDOMAIN% CPARMAN-8DFCMF1.CORP update: %USERDNSDOMAIN% only works on a domain  So you can get it with the ipconfig /all output. Code: C:\Documents and Settings\CParman>ipconfig /all
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Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : cparman-8dfcmf1
Primary Dns Suffix . . . . . . . : CORP Once, I saw an IT personnel using a command to show all the connected machines with a particular machine (the command is joined with identifying its IP address). I couldn’t remember the command he used. All the best Jamal |
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| 26 Jan 2013 | #22 |
| | I personally don't know any built in windows commands that can do that. But like I said before there are plenty of third party programs that can. He might of been using one of them. |
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| 26 Jan 2013 | #23 |
| | If your not fused what device you use to find out all ips, computer names etc etc, if you have an android or iPhone device, Download an app called fing. Its free , connect your device to the network and open the fing app, it will scan the network and show all devices, ip address, mac address. |
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| 27 Jan 2013 | #24 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by braddersz If your not fused what device you use to find out all ips, computer names etc etc, if you have an android or iPhone device, Download an app called fing. Its free , connect your device to the network and open the fing app, it will scan the network and show all devices, ip address, mac address. Many thanks guys for the help. This is very useful Best Jamal |
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| 27 Jan 2013 | #25 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Jamal NUMAN
Quote: Originally Posted by braddersz If your not fused what device you use to find out all ips, computer names etc etc, if you have an android or iPhone device, Download an app called fing. Its free , connect your device to the network and open the fing app, it will scan the network and show all devices, ip address, mac address. Many thanks guys for the help. This is very useful Best Jamal Glad we can help. Heres what FING looks like in action:  |
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