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Find IP address from MAC address?
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Article :
12896
Date :
05-02-2007
From :
vamichael@gmail.com
Sujet :
Find IP address from MAC address?
I have an old DP-101p+ print server device. The auto-detect software
that it comes with does not find the device. However, I do have the
MAC address listed on the back.
How can I find what IP address the device is set to?
Thanks,
-M
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Article :
12897
Date :
06-02-2007
From :
Rick Jones
Sujet :
Re: Find IP address from MAC address?
vamichael@gmail.com wrote:
> I have an old DP-101p+ print server device. The auto-detect
> software that it comes with does not find the device. However, I do
> have the MAC address listed on the back.
> How can I find what IP address the device is set to?
If it is just your system and the device on the network - say a hub or
cross-over network you could try running a packet sniffer app on your
system to see what appears from the device.
ISTR that RARP is involved in trying to go from a MAC to an IP
address, but that requires some support which may not be in the
beastie.
Did dlink's website, or other web searches have much to say about the
thing?
rick jones
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Article :
12898
Date :
06-02-2007
From :
Kurt
Sujet :
Re: Find IP address from MAC address?
vamichael@gmail.com wrote:
> I have an old DP-101p+ print server device. The auto-detect software
> that it comes with does not find the device. However, I do have the
> MAC address listed on the back.
>
> How can I find what IP address the device is set to?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -M
>
rarp (reverse arp), as the name implies, does the opposite of arp if
it's in the print server's stack. However, the usual way is to add a
static arp entry to your local computer pointing to the MAC address of
the server. Then you can configure it using telnet or whatever it supports.
if you issue the command arp /? you'll get the following example:
arp -s 157.55.85.212 00-aa-00-62-c6-09
assuming your IP address is on the 157.155 85 /24 network, you should
now be able to ping and connect to the device whose MAC address is
00-aa-00-62-c6-09 using the IP address 157.55.85.212 from your computer.
....kurt
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Article :
12900
Date :
06-02-2007
From :
Rick Jones
Sujet :
Re: Find IP address from MAC address?
Kurt wrote:
> rarp (reverse arp), as the name implies, does the opposite of arp if
> it's in the print server's stack. However, the usual way is to add a
> static arp entry to your local computer pointing to the MAC address
> of the server. Then you can configure it using telnet or whatever it
> supports.
> if you issue the command arp /? you'll get the following example:
> arp -s 157.55.85.212 00-aa-00-62-c6-09
> assuming your IP address is on the 157.155 85 /24 network, you should
> now be able to ping and connect to the device whose MAC address is
> 00-aa-00-62-c6-09 using the IP address 157.55.85.212 from your computer.
Only if that device is actually configured with that IP address.
Otherwise, it will (should) not respond to the ICMP Echo Request
(ping). I don't think the OP actually knows the IP of the print
server in question.
rick jones
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