Windows Cli Tool For Mac Address
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I know there is a single line of a command and its arguments that can help display all computer IP addresses (those that are being used) on a LAN, and my computer is also a client, as one of those displayed, but I forgot. What is it?
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You could do the arp -a command to show all ARP entries in the table about computers on your network.
Not everything with an IP address is a computer - I found none of these suggestions returned all active IP addresses - in fact most returned very few. My home network has a combination of wired and wireless devices and two routers, mobile phones, TV, PVR, Apple AirPort and probably a few things I have forgotten. I used the following to scan all addresses on the 192.168.1.xxx subnet:
The resulting file ipaddress.txt contains the ping results for all addresses and I looked for those with 'Received = 1' - currently 16 addresses returned a result - I only have 4 computers in the house - and they were not all on.
There is the net view /all command which will list all of the computer names that are connected to the same LAN.
From that you can retrieve the individual IP addresses using the nslookup <computer name> command or write a batch script to do it for you.
Here is an example batch I threw together to illustrate.
Aside from arp -a, net view /all, or writing a batch script there is no native/built-in command line to do this (at least not that I know of).
If you're willing to use a non-native command, I would suggest using Nmap. You can run nmap -sn 192.168.0.0/24 (replacing the subnet with the appropriate one for your LAN) to achieve what you're looking for, more reliably so than net view /all or arp -a in my opinion.
This is my quick solution. It tells you what type of device is connected at each ip address:
Thomas Dickeydisplay all computer IP addresses (those that are being used)
I think you might mean netstat -a this gives you an active list. If you want to know the program using the ip address then use netstat -b (open as administrator).
As indicated by someone else, you can use arp -a however make sure that you ping a broadcast address first so that ARP reports all the devices. For example, ping 192.168.0.255
you get a list of all devices connected to the network by their IP and MAC addresses. you can look up the MAC addresses on a website like https://aruljohn.com/mac.pl to find out who the vendor of the NIC is. This should help you narrow down what most of the devices are. i.e. computers, printers, TV, cell phone, etc..
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In Linux, I can change MAC Address easily using ifconfig command.
e.g.
Is possible to do the same via CLI in Windows OS?
I know we can change it via Network Adapter's properties or registry, I just want to know if this is possible via CLI.
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You can change the registry via CLI. Therefore, anything you can change via registry you can also change via CLI.
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