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yes, there are many free tools on the web, just search for them.
the one i use along time ago was called super net scan.. i think...
have you tried. ms dos coomans_?
net view, netstat, nbtstat -a,,, i recomend you to try net view. in cmd.
by josh
Well you can either:
A. Start pinging address on your network (Start>Run>cmd press enter, then ping 192.168.1.x or whatever your network address may be)
or B. You could try WinFingerprint, it is free and you can put in a range of IP's to ping for you, the one you get a response on could be the camaera, depending on how many machines you have on the network.
Like Enrique, I have used SuperScan.
You can download it from http://www.foundstone.com - Resources - Free Tools - Scanning Tools - SuperScan
by zaferus
Download the demo of LANsurveyor:
http://www.neon.com/map.shtml
It provides a great layout of your systems by their name and IP. Within a few minutes you should be able to find the camera!
-Z
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