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I am looking for a tool to scan the network for IP addresses and Machine Names. Any additional information would be a benefit. Any recommendations?
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by bill bernard
One tool that I have used and find quite usefull is NetworkViewer.
Hope it is as usefull to you
by friscojw
It was good but I was looking to get more info about the device. If I could get the OS, hard drive size and memory it would be perfect
by isys
Try 3Com's Network Supervisor. It's free and does a pretty good job. Product# 3C15100D.
by friscojw
OK but too much on the graphics and network side. I was looking to get info about the devices
by friscojw
Ideally the tool would retrieve the following;
IP Address
Mac Address
OS
Hard Drive size
Installed Memory
Vendor
Model
by isys
Then try www.trackfree.net. They advertise as a freeware version of trackit. It's an agent that has to run on the client PC so it won't get device IPs (printers, switches, routers, etc) but will give you a lot of info on PC config.
by friscojw
Don't want to go from station to station
by voldar
Use LanNetScan - you can download it from the net - it is realy good ... from the administrator point of view.
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