How To Find Ip From Hostname?
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To find the IP address from a hostname, you can use the ping command in a command prompt or terminal window. Type “ping hostname” (replacing “hostname” with the hostname you are looking for) and press Enter. The results will display the IP address associated with the hostname.
You can use the command line utility Nslookup to find the IP address from a given hostname. To do this, open Command Prompt (on Windows) or Terminal (on MacOS or Linux), and type in “nslookup” followed by the hostname. It should then display the IP address associated with the hostname.