Looking for a way to "discover" mac addresses on a subnet 3

[NedThePsycho]

Anybody know of any utilities that will return mac addresses of nics on a network?
NT 4.0
TCP/IP

 

[NedThePsycho]

Since we are using DHCP on the network, I was able to dig up a neat utility called "dchpcmd" from the NT Server Resource Kit. One of it's functions is that it allows you to dump the dhcp database contents to a text or csv file. This allows me to get the "quick and dirty" result I needed.

 

[AliciaPet]

Well, all you had to do was at a dos prompt type in ipconfig /all, that would have given you the MAC Address

 

[2ffat]

There is also a freeware program called "Net View" that will give you a nice GUI of the IP/MAC address and names of everything on the network. See

http://www.enet.ru/~gorlach/netview

James P. Cottingham

http://www.ivcusa.com

 

[descry]

Try this at the command line,

nbtstat -a [remote computer name]
OR
nbtstat -A [remote IP address]

MAC address will be the last line of info returned.

 

[fynx]

Getif is a freeware utility that gives a load of functions including ARP Cache retrieval from your routers.

http://ee-staff.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/pub/contrib/getif.txt

Cheers
Phil.