Scan IPs in a network

[Yahoo]

Friends is there any option to scan working ip address from command prompt ?

[druiddk]

Hmm well I dont know what excactly that you are trying to achieve?

You could ping the broadcast address of the LAN you are sitting on to see who responds?

For e.g.:

ping 192.168.1.255

[Yahoo]

i mean i want to know how many ips are up

[Gouki]

Up?!

Do you want to know wich IPs are in the Network?

[Yahoo]

yes i want to know ..

[Whulph]

You mean you want to see a list of IPs that your computer is connected to over the Internet? Or do you want to see the IP numbers of all the computers on your LAN?

Well, for finding the IPs that your computer is connected to over the Internet, just use the NETSTAT command.

As for finding out what computers are on your local area network, use the NET VIEW command. Although, the NET VIEW command won't give you IP numbers...instead it will display the hostnames/nicknames of the computers on your LAN.

To get the LAN IP numbers from those hostnames, try using one of these commands:

PING hostname	or	TRACERT hostname

The LAN IP number of the hostname should appear in [brackets].

Edited December 12, 2005 by Whulph

[Yahoo]

thank you friend it is working fine ..