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nbtscan, that's what we use...
but this would only scan NetBIOS name information only, or those
currently using the SMB protocol
-------Original Message-------
Date: Thursday,
December 26, 2002 13:36:15
Subject: Re: [plug]
List of all network connections
Jun Tanamal wrote:
> I want to display all
current IP addresses that are connecting or are
> being used in the
my LAN. What command line will I use?
hmmm... i haven't
encountered such app before (on GNU/Linux),
try to google search for IP
scanners.
but you can create a script that will ping a range of IP
addresses
and log the IP address to a text file on success.
have
you tried using 3com's network supervisor* (win/nix based)?
it will
scan the network, then provides you with an illustration of
the actual
physical/logical connection between servers/workstations.
and as well
as their IP add / netbios name, etc.
*works well on 3com
NICs/switches.
i'm also been looking for its GNU/Linux
Counterpart, only Nagios
comes close except on the autodetection part
(or i'm just missing
something?)
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