Geek pop quiz.
Nov. 7th, 2007 09:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
theweaselkingI have a MAC (and an IP, but the IP is dynamic and has changed)
I don't have a list of MACs for computers on the network.
I want to know which computer this MAC is associated with.
What's the *fastest* way to find this out? Broadcast ping then "arp -a"? Run MS Baseline Security Analyzer on the whole network? Brute force remoting to every machine with a network admin account and running ipconfig /all?
Help me, oh lazyweb. Make my lazy life more lazy.
I don't have a list of MACs for computers on the network.
I want to know which computer this MAC is associated with.
What's the *fastest* way to find this out? Broadcast ping then "arp -a"? Run MS Baseline Security Analyzer on the whole network? Brute force remoting to every machine with a network admin account and running ipconfig /all?
Help me, oh lazyweb. Make my lazy life more lazy.