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Scan for hostnames on your network

dennis
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A big issue for me is to try and find hostnames for other network devices.


 


Here are few commands I run from my Ubuntu box that may help you out.


 


 

First try the ever popular nslookup



nslookup


To find a hostname in your local network by IP address you can use:



nmblookup -A


To find a hostname on the internet you could use the host program:



host


Or you can try running:



nbtscan


 

One of my favorite DNS tools is dig



dig -x 




dig -t ANY  +noall +answer




dig @your.dns.server


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