Re: How to find network computers
Re: How to find network computers
- Subject: Re: How to find network computers
- From: "John C. Welch" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 11:39:03 -0500
On 10/15/04 11:22 AM, "Buttery, Ian" <email@hidden> wrote:
> If you're looking for computers on appletalk network do script . . .
>
> atlookup -a
The problem with atlookup is that you only find appletalk devices, and you
can get multiple hits from the same machine, i.e....
pantherservertest:AFPServer
pantherservertest:Darwin
It's not just going to send you back computers...
HP Color LaserJet 45502:HP Zoner Responder
HP Color LaserJet 45502:SNMP Agent
HP Color LaserJet 45502:LaserWriter
HP Color LaserJet 45502:HP LaserJet
It's not just going to send you back Macs...
RISTEST:AFPServer (This is a Quantum Snap Server)
It's not going to show you macs that aren't running AppleTalk or AFP/AT,
And it will show you non-rendezvous nodes, such as that Snap Server, or my
Windows servers.
Atlookup is deisigned to find Appletalk nodes on an AppleTalk network.
I mean, if you want to find EVERYTHING, ping the broadcast address and then
search your ARP tables. But I don't know how useful that info will be.
john
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