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12-29-2006, 04:10 PM
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 Vista - Wins commands for host lookup I have been using netsh for wins lookups to get host's IP address: netsh wins server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx show name Name=hostnetbiosname This command does not work on Vista ("wins" not supported?). Since the host's NetBios name many times does not match the dns, one cannot rely on the nslookup results. The only way to find host's IP number having a NetBios, a wins lookup has to be performed. Can anybody tell me how to do it on Vista? | Guest
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03-02-2007, 03:51 PM
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| Vista - Wins commands for host lookup On Windows XP, netsh command can be used for wins lookups (get host's IP address given its NetBIOs name): netsh wins server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx show name Name=hostnetbiosname This command does not work on Vista ("wins" not supported?). Can anybody tell me how to perform wins host lookup on Vista? | Guest
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