Use this simple tool to display and modify the IP-to-Physical address translation tables used by ARP (Address Resolution Protocol), such as Windows command-line arp.exe.
Edit (Add/Remove/Modify) ARP Table
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Discover a method to get statistical information about all local network interfaces. It is also a method to retrieve MAC addresses.
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Although there are no functions named GetMACaddress in the Win32 API, ATL, MFC, or C#, it is fairly easy to find and associate your MAC address with its related IP addresses.
View Adapter Information using GetAdaptersInfo
Published 01/10/2002
This function is a way to retrieve the unique information that globally identify the computer.
Retrieving NIC information using SNMP queries
Published 08/29/2001
Updated Source. Allows all NIC information to be retrieved with two function calls: GetNICCount() and GetNICInfo()
Retrieval of Computer Names and their IP Addresses
Published 06/08/2001
You can use this code to retrieve the host information in a network and also get the IP address of each PC.
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