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by mike mullins
There are a variety of freeware network monitoring tools available at webattack.com
http://www.webattack.com/freeware/network/fwnetmoni.shtml
Pick the one that suites your need and connect a pc directly (thru a cross-over cable) to the device and will know in seconds what the mac and IP is if it has one. I prefer Ethereal or NetworkActiv Sniffer. Either will do the job.
Good Luck,
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by bob
by shakeelr7
Hello Friend,
In windows 98 type winipcfg at run window. It will show ur PC's Network adapter and Modem adapter assigned ip address. In Windows NT 4, 2000 and XP type ipconfig/all at command prompt.
I hope this will solve ur problem.
Bye
by bob
by colin
Download a tool called superscan - works well with windows.
Can find with a google search.
by bob
by bob
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