Create IP Address Table of servers

[Guest]

Is it possible at all to create some type of report that would list all the of the servers in the domain as well as their currently assigned IP address? For example,I noticed that by double-clicking the "Domain Controllers" category on the left side that it brings up a list of all DC's, but is there a way to also have it list current server IP addresses as well?

Thanks!

Keith Tyrka

[cmccullough]

Re: Create IP Address Table of servers

Unfortunately, Hyena doesn't have the ability to get IP information. We have looked at this in the past but found that this area isn't documented very well by Microsoft. If we do find a way to add it, we will definitely consider it for a future release.

[Braunyaur]

Re: Create IP Address Table of servers

I use the "Comment" section to record my IP Addresses (Right-Click Server, go to Properties).

It's some manual work, but it is functional.

I use Access to parse this data. I can find all Computers on a Subnet in a matter of seconds. Very convenient.

[Guest]

Re: Create IP Address Table of servers

Come on guys you can do better than that.
Dozens of freeware and shareware tools can do it and your competion can do it too.

Anyway, you could use a simple freeware product to give you all IP and MAC Addresses of your computers on network neighborhood:

TCPNetview: http://www.etype.net/gorlach/netview/english.html
(save results in CSV)

or more info from (can save the result in HTML)

GFIs free Languard Network Scanner http://www.gfisoftware.com/languard/lanscan.htm

[Guest]

Re: Create IP Address Table of servers

Here are some ways to get IP addresses using Hyena's own user-defined tools:

To display an IP address onscreen, create a user-defined tool with the following command line:

cmd /c cls & for /f "tokens=3" %V in ('ping -n 1 %E% ^| find "Pinging"') do @echo Workstation: %E% IP Address: %V & pause

(That's one line, no matter how it appears here.)

To send one or more IP addresses to the text file named IP.txt in the folder C:\Reports, create a user-defined tool with the following command:

cmd /c cls & for /f "tokens=3" %V in ('ping -n 1 %E% ^| find "Pinging"') do @echo Workstation: %E% IP Address: %V >> C:\Reports\IP.txt

(Again, all on one line.)

Both commands parse the output of the PING command and extract the IP address. PING should resolve the NetBIOS name to an IP address if all is well on your network and if the workstation is online.

These commands can be modified to suit individual situations.

[Guest]

Re: Create IP Address Table of servers

Following up to the last post, the workstation doesn't necessarily have to be online for the commands to return an IP address. You should get the IP address as long as your network can resolve the NetBIOS name.