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I have the name of a computer on the network, and I need to know how to get the ip address of said computer from a batch file? Thanks.

Mark Deven
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Your problem can be solved via command. Like the picture I posted below. You may have mistakenly marked the yellow mark as a MAC address, but they are actually IPv6 addresses. When you use the ping command, you can add "-4" behind the host name to display the IPv4 address. 

ping hostname -4

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I also have a batch file that returns the hostname and IP address of the computer at the same time. You can write the following code to a txt file and change the extension to .bat. Then double-click the file to get the computer name and ip address. I hope this will help you.

Code:

@echo off

 title Display your IP and hostname

 color F9

 @echo -

 for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%i in ('ipconfig^|findstr "Address"') do set ip=%%i

 @echo Your ip address is :%ip%

 @echo Your computer name is :%COMPUTERNAME%

Echo press any key to exit...

pause>NUL
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S.Leon
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According to this web page (1), you can use the nslookup (2) command to print out some information about a computer including its IP based on its hostname address. You could then filter out only the IP using findstr (3).

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