In news:6402e933d5a60@uwe,
bob via WinServerKB.com <u21771@uwe> stated, which I commented on below:
> hi all ,
> i have a MAC address in my network , which i dont now its ip, when i
> dont have DHCP in my network , how can i take an ip from a MAC adress
> ?
> which application can help me ?
> thnx
I don't understand what you are asking. Are you asking you want to find out
what a specific MAC address' IP is? If so, and you've already communicated
with it (even a browser broadcast) only if it is on your subnet, in a CMD
prompt, type in:
arp -a
Otherwise, use NetMon, Etherreal or some other network capture utility.
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