Finding IP address of a user on ur network

Sachin Jain

Sachin Jain

@sachin-0wuUmc Oct 26, 2024
Guys,
we can use netstat command to find out who is actually present on our network.
use netstat -a.
netstat -f will give fully qualified domain names
But i want to know what is the ip address of some user.
for example after using netstat -f i got

Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
TCP 127.0.0.1:49948 SPL-PC:49949 ESTABLISHED

Now i want to know the ip address of this SPL-PC:49949.

Is this possible ?😀

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  • whiz.kid.aniket

    whiz.kid.aniket

    @whizkidaniket-5IiBCq Oct 26, 2010

    Are you connected to Lan?
  • Munguti

    Munguti

    @munguti-MnxkmE Oct 26, 2010

    Yes its possible, type netstat -n
  • Sachin Jain

    Sachin Jain

    @sachin-0wuUmc Oct 26, 2010

    @munguti
    But i want to know the IP address of given user.
    See my example again.
    Using netstat -n , i only get the IPs but i do not know the ip address of a particular user.
    Please see my example again.
    Thanx for reply.
  • Sachin Jain

    Sachin Jain

    @sachin-0wuUmc Oct 26, 2010

    @whiz
    Yes i am connected to LAN...
  • whiz.kid.aniket

    whiz.kid.aniket

    @whizkidaniket-5IiBCq Oct 26, 2010

    blunderboy
    Guys,
    we can use netstat command to find out who is actually present on our network.
    use netstat -a.
    netstat -f will give fully qualified domain names
    But i want to know what is the ip address of some user.
    for example after using netstat -f i got

    Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
    TCP 127.0.0.1:49948 SPL-PC:49949 ESTABLISHED

    Now i want to know the ip address of this SPL-PC:49949.

    Is this possible ?😀

    Try ping SPL-PC......
  • Munguti

    Munguti

    @munguti-MnxkmE Oct 26, 2010

    blunderboy
    Guys,
    we can use netstat command to find out who is actually present on our network.
    use netstat -a.
    netstat -f will give fully qualified domain names
    But i want to know what is the ip address of some user.
    for example after using netstat -f i got

    Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
    TCP 127.0.0.1:49948 SPL-PC:49949 ESTABLISHED

    Now i want to know the ip address of this SPL-PC:49949.

    Is this possible ?😀
    what if u match the port numbers obtained from -n and that obtained using ur method above, i.e. the IP address next to the prot 49949
  • Leo

    Leo

    @leo-ZJQlmh Oct 29, 2010

    Try using
    nbtstat -A [Lan's IP address]
  • Sachin Jain

    Sachin Jain

    @sachin-0wuUmc Nov 1, 2010

    Munguti
    what if u match the port numbers obtained from -n and that obtained using ur method above, i.e. the IP address next to the prot 49949
    Thanx munguti.
    Yes this works.....

    If there is more smarter way....
    do post...
    Still thanx a lot for your valuable reply.....😀
  • uthamaputiran

    uthamaputiran

    @uthamaputiran-NRgeXq May 2, 2011

    blunderboy
    Guys,
    we can use netstat command to find out who is actually present on our network.
    use netstat -a.
    netstat -f will give fully qualified domain names
    But i want to know what is the ip address of some user.
    for example after using netstat -f i got

    Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
    TCP 127.0.0.1:49948 SPL-PC:49949 ESTABLISHED

    Now i want to know the ip address of this SPL-PC:49949.

    Is this possible ?😀

    You find the details...
    Yes its possible, type netstat -n in cmd prompt window.You can get the details like Finding IP address of a user on your network,
    In this site <a href="https://www.ip-details.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">IP-Details: Your IP Address</a> you can get the ip-address details,location,Longitude,latitude details and more
    .