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how do I find host names on my lan?
I know this is a simple minded question for all of you wizards; Harry be merciful I bruise easily. I know I can determine the ip addresses of all of the machines on my lan by using the nmap command. But once I have the ip addresses then how do I find the corresponding hostnames? What command should I use?
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Theres probably more than one way to do this but from a terminal just use
hostname
this will return the hostname. If you installed knoppix then you will have set a hostname during installation.
If you have remote machines, just telnet into each machine and again use hostname.
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