I think this could be an easy question - I didn;t set up our network at work but I do a lot of the maintenance now, how would I go about finding the IP addresses of all the devices on the network (i.e. printers, modem, router etc...)? Is there a simple way to search for them?

Thanks for any help

router-192.168.1.1
dsl modem-192.168.0.1
all other computers on the network
go to run type in
ipconfig/all

Download and run the following program. It is just one of many available on the net.

http://www.vjgamer.com/

geolew

The industry standard program for doing this is nmap from http://insecure.org/nmap/

In addition to scanning/retieving the IP and mac addresses it can return the hostname (if it can be resolved via DNS or WINS), operating system, open ports, and firewall detection.

>> router-192.168.1.1
dsl modem-192.168.0.1 <<

That is an assumption that may or may not be correct. How do you do ipconfig /all on a printer or a modem?

Stuart

LOL Stuart. You don't. You go to the printer and either look through it's setup menu, or, print a configuration page (easier).

You can not find all the IP's on the network unless they are both active in some respect and in fact setup to be a tcp/ip device.

I'd start with wireshark first. Best is to do a site survey. Go to each device and map it along with settings.

I read it wrong and answer it wrong too. So get off my case you goober.