I have a question, is there any program or command that will find the IP address of a computer on the network after entering the MAC address of its network card.
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Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tambeukot wrote:
Windows doesn't have it, unix doesn't have it by default
system.
Besides, if the user is connected to a managed switch, it's arping
It will not work.
rasz wrote:
Windows doesn't have - is it my fault?
I don't know what a managed swich has to do with arping
beukot wrote:
Managed switches are blocked from showing addresses by default
MAC of connected users. It will show your [swicha] MAC address which
mediates in communication between users.
marek216 wrote:I have a similar problem, but none of the above suggestions work, neither recommended programs nor arp, the physical address is constant, but unfortunately the IP address in the case of the type that scanned me is probably variable because it cannot be determined (at least I can't)
here is the address 00-30-4F-30-96-E1
can someone decipher it, if I find the IP, maybe I will find the type faster.
Thanks