Show all machine's internal IP addresses (Windows XP)?
Solution 1
If you have nmap you can do: nmap -sP 192.168.1.1/24
where 192.168.1.1 is network adress and 24 is netmask
Solution 2
I have used Angry Ip Scanner in the past. It is able to scan ip addresses in any range. It can also scan the ports for the ip addresses. It doesn't require an installation.
Also, you could use network Magic. It provides a free trial for 7 days. It will show you all the computers/devices connected to your network in a GUI setup.
Solution 3
No one else has mentioned this but many routers will have a page that lists devices that it gave a address to through DHCP. If all of your machines use DHCP, check the configuration page of your router.
Solution 4
Free software:
SolarWinds has a free IP Address Tracker.
Download it at http://www.solarwinds.com/products/freetools/ip_address_tracker/
It will probe for IP addresses
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Susan
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Susan over 1 year
I have 3 Windows XP machines connection in a small home network. (2 of the 3 have no screen or keyboard.)
What's the easiest way for me to find out each of the machines internal IP addresses?
Is there a DOS command I can run from Machine #1... and ask it "show each machine's IP address"?
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Susan about 13 yearsWhere is "Network in Explorer"?
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user1686 about 13 years@Susan: Start button -> Network
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nhinkle almost 13 yearsHow does this solve the problem? It tells you the IPs associated with your machine; it does nothing to tell you about IPs for other machines on the network.
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user84628 almost 13 yearsthis was merely a suggestion for a script ( btw how does your or this comment contribute to her question and what the heck is an external ip address)
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nhinkle almost 13 yearsHow does your answer contribute to her question?
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Scott Chamberlain about 12 years@barlop that symbol is the punk rock band "Bad Religion"s logo and has nothing to to do with christianity. In fact in a documentary the band talks about regretting their choice of logo due to people dismissing the band without even listening to them.
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barlop about 12 yearswhy not make your own logo for them like a picture of them. or that logo with a picture of a guitar. Or the words "Bad Religion(THE BAND)" or "The Band", included in that logo. or "Bad Religion(STFW)"
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Ryan Griggs about 9 yearsLate comment, but I think you mean 192.168.1.255 is the broadcast, not 254. .254 is a valid IP address on this subnet.