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by jschein
find a computer name using an i.p.?
do you know the i.p.?
If so, just goto a command prompt and type:
ping -a xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx x being the i.p.
If you have a server running 2k, it's logs will show you computer name connections and log-ins.
Not sure what else to tell you unless you are looking for some program than scans your network for any machines... I use a program called "Hyena" which will do a complete network scan of local domains and other trusted domains which you must add. This program will give you a complete listing of all computers, os, i.p., and users... lots more info also.
Good luck.
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by timwalsh
Alternatively, if your computers receive their IP addresses via DHCP, check the active leases on the DHCP server.
If your DNS server is configured in the Active Directory-integrated mode, all computers are dynamically registered in DNS as they connect to the network. So you could also check yoru DNS entries for the IP address in question.
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