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Identifying a computer
From: "Cheetah" <cheetahx () online no>
Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2003 16:38:08 +0100
Hello. I am helping the sysadmin on my local LAN to manage the network, etc. We have limited internet-bandwidth, and therefore it is necessary to make sure no-one is taking to much of the bandwidth, as others will not be able to use the internet connection. For the last 2 days, a new IP has appeared, and it is constantly using a lot of bandwidth. We have a linux-server running DHCP, DNS and the internet-connection. I have checked the dhcpd.leases file, but the IP isn't there. I have also tried to ping and scan this IP, but the computer is running a strong firewall, shows no open ports and doesn't even respond to pings. Is there any way I can get some information out of this computer without running around and asking everyone what their IP is? Tore --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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