Get *hostname* of a RDP client computer
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You can use nmap
nmap -A 10.49.52.31
you should get something in output like this:
Computer name: computer.name
NetBIOS computer name: netbios.domain.com
Domain name: domain.com
Forest name: domain.com
FQDN: fully.quality.domain.com
Man Page - Linux
Documentation - Windows/Linux
Here is the Download Page to get the software, but for windows it haves a GUI and it's called Zen-nmap.
WARNING: Some Firewall recognize this software like "sniffer" and because they are indeed, be sure your host haves the right rules to run it without problems or be blocked by your own firewall
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This question: Get hostname of a RDP client computer, asked how an RDP server can identify a client (i.e., the host that is being used to login remotely), and got this answer:
netstat -na | find "3389" | find "ESTABLISHED" >> C:\path_to_rdplog.txt date /T >> C:\path_to_rdplog.txt time /T >> C:\path_to_rdplog.txt echo. >> C:\path_to_rdplog.txt echo ----------- >> C:\path_to_rdplog.txt echo. >> C:\path_to_rdplog.txt
The above captures and logs the IP address of the client host. I want to capture the hostname also; how can that be done?