how do i get the ip address of a machine from its hostname?
April 13th, 2009 | by management |
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5 Responses to “how do i get the ip address of a machine from its hostname?”
By abhi_srm on Apr 14, 2009 | Reply
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ping that machine thru hostname if it is in ur LAN
By sachin_only101 on Apr 16, 2009 | Reply
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In command prompt type–> ping -a .
You will get the Ip add of tht ostname you given
By harry_dhatt on Apr 17, 2009 | Reply
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type the command at dos prompt
ping
it will show you the ip address
By Aarthi R on Apr 19, 2009 | Reply
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type
c:\>ipconfig
and then press enter
By KELLY W on Apr 21, 2009 | Reply
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The host is the PC you want to know what the IP is, right?
Easy ping the host by name. Start – Run – cmd – In the black box with cursor – write “ping” – space – name of computer.
Ex.
Ping homepc.local
4 replies will come back and the ip address will be listed too. So that is how you do it. If this PC is networked into your own PC try using Netstat command to see all ip’s connected to your PC. Netstat and Ping are tools and can be explained further by going to Help and Support located on the Start menu. Last green arrow under pick a task.