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  1. 04-16-2007 #1
    hardlythere
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    Need Network Help - New to linux

    Hi,

    Fairly new to linux (using slackware) and trying to work out how to create a bash script to provide a list of host names and ip addresses of all machines running on a network.

    Not asking for a full solution, just which commands to start with .

    Thanks

    Nick
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    "arp -en" or "/sbin/arp -en" shows all the peers on a network with IP addresses, but without hostnames.
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    netork id's

    2 display all computers on a network u need to first send a broadcast message to all computers on your network so that they reply n you get their ip and MAC addresses. so the first command is : ping -b network-id then the command :arp -en.
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