| 21 xx-hacker, on Wednesday December 3, 2008 08:17:28 AMYou could always type in
net user into cmd
and this will give u the computer name and the people that use the network you are on
you don't really need the ip address of the computer to find out it's name
hope this helped. Reply to xx-hacker | Reply to GiantLeap | 25 micheal, on Thursday December 4, 2008 09:08:09 AMHi, i want to able to view my camera connected to my computer from another computer using ip. any specif command Reply to micheal | Microsoft NetMeeting (XP), Microsoft Meeting Space (Vista, Windows7) Reply to GiantLeap | 27 micheal, on Thursday December 4, 2008 10:06:20 AMMicrosoft Meeting Space (Vista, Windows7) Reply to micheal | Refer to Windows Meeting Space Manual to make a connection between your camera PC and remote PC Reply to GiantLeap | 29 micheal, on Thursday December 4, 2008 11:19:07 AMYes, using cmd to call for the live camera Reply to micheal | Reply to GiantLeap | 31 yogi, on Thursday December 4, 2008 01:39:13 PM@ GiantLeap
tht was great , thx a lot, it worked..:)
but i am still crazy abt commands..
i dnt want to use GUI mode atall.. Reply to yogi | Check for each program's parameters running the program and "/?" switch and type "help" in cmd, some switches are not documented so you need to search for them in the internet Reply to GiantLeap | 36 yogi, on Friday December 19, 2008 12:47:48 PMHi, can u tell me how to install a software in a limited user account(with out admin rights) using cmd.exe? Reply to yogi |
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| 38 vinnie, on Wednesday February 4, 2009 03:42:12 PMPlease help I actually want to be able to search the name of a computer with having an IP address. THe computer is connected to the domain but when the computers where set up to the domain no one wrote down the computer name with its IP so I was wondering is there a way to display all the computer names with the IP address or do a search on the server by the IP address that I have to be able to get the computer name or more info about that computer or user.
Thanks so much Reply to vinnie | 39 NIKODA, on Friday February 20, 2009 03:01:23 AMI need to know all the commands which I can use to find out host names using ip addresses. Its quite important in a LAN environment. Today I just fing someone is using my ip address and I need to know which computer is using my ip address!!
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| 41 Kleinbaas, on Wednesday March 18, 2009 12:03:00 PMFIXED: How to get a Computer-Name on a domain/network using the IP Address or Username a the user logged in on it.
1) Find the IP address of the computer if you do not already have it
1 a) Go to Computer Management (right click on My Computer and click on Manage)
1 b) Go to System Tools, Shared Folders, Sessions (in the left hand pane) and find the IP Address of the PC that the user is logged onto (this sometimes shows the computer name instead of the IP Address).
2) Find the Computer Name using the IP Address
2 a) Go to DHCP (in Control Panel, Administrative Tools)
2 b) Go to Scope, Address Leases in the left hand Pane and find the IP Address listed, this will then also give you the Computer Name
3) Go to www.brightvisions.co.uk and let us know how you got on.
Al – IT Support Technician for BrightVisions Ltd. Reply to Kleinbaas | 42 mabel, on Tuesday March 24, 2009 11:47:27 AMThanks for the tip, it works great, except that it appears to list all of the names that were ever associated with an IP address. I have multiple entries for the same IP.
Is there a way to refresh DNS so that it only contains valid connected names? Reply to mabel |
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