How To Find Hostname From Ip?
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1. Using online lookup services: You can go to websites such as DNSstuff or WhatsMyIP to look up the hostname of an IP address.
2. Using the Command Line Interface (CLI): On a Windows machine, open the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) or on a Mac or Linux machine, open the Terminal. Type in “nslookup [IP address]” and press enter. The output should include the hostname associated with that IP address.
To find the hostname from an IP address, you can use a DNS lookup service. You can also use the ping command to get the hostname if you are on a Linux or Mac OS system. On a Windows machine, you can use the nslookup command in the Command Prompt.