find LAN computers IP

[Crios]

How can I find the names and IP's of my LAN computers, or,
how can I find details about a computer with a certain IP ?

(NO 3rd party software!)

Crios

 

[Brian A.]

Click Start > Run, type in: cmd and press Enter or click Ok.
At the prompt type in and press Enter:

ipconfig /all **Note the space before /all

Type: exit and press enter to close out.

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[jellorain]

I'm assuming what you mean by "no 3rd party software" is anything not
developed by Microsoft. If so, then a very common set of command-line tools
for discovering network PC info is pstools, found here -

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896649.aspx

 

[JockoBailey]

How can I find the names and IP's of my LAN computers, or,
how can I find details about a computer with a certain IP ?

(NO 3rd party software!)

Crios

Well you can find the names of computers on your domain or workgroup with My
Network Places or Network Neighborhood, then ping each name with "ping
[computer name] -a" and note the ip address.
It's much easier with third party software, many free programs available.

Jocko

 

[Nih]

What are the other "details" you want to find out?

To find your IP address do as the first poster said. Click the Start button
then "Run", in the box that pops up type in CMD and hit enter, this will
bring a black screen up. In the black screen type in "ipconfig /all"
(without quotes) to bring up your network adapter's info. If you just need
the IP address then just type in "ipconfig" and hit enter.

 

[3c273]

(NO 3rd party software!)

Fix my car.
(But don't use ANY tools!)