NetBios lookup from command line/powershell in Vista

windows netbios powershell-2.0

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View the netbios table per connection by executing the following on the command line or in powershell. Do mind that -A is case sensitive. -A resolves IP to name, -a resolves name to IP.

nbtstat -A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

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Updated on September 17, 2022

Comments

Pylsa over 1 year

Am trying to resolve an IP address to its Netbios name via the command line or via powershell. the system I am using is Vista SP2 so I do not believe NBLookup.exe will work. are there any alternatives to this?
Joseph Montanez about 13 years

Thanks very much. looking at my command history i have been using nbstat rather than nbtstat. just assumed it had been removed from vista! Thanks for the swift response
Pylsa about 13 years

@TimAlexander You're very welcome!