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Although it might be clear, I think it should be stated for those who do not know: the MAC address of a network card is relatively fixed by the hardware (disregarding spoofing and such), whereas an IP address can vary greatly, based on the network, DHCP, and other factors. Thus, there is no way to simply convert from a MAC address to an IP address with no further information.
But of course, you probably have more information. In that case, see the referenced nodes in the above replies.
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Download angry ip scanner, select the extra column MAC Address in the options and do a ping sweep of your network, this is the easiest way to do it.
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swaroop i think what your trying to do is totally different from the what help your seeking. its not possible that given a mac address you can get the ip address from it . you can get an ip address binded to a mac-address or nic address as you may say, regarding this there is lot of info already provided my monks
hope this helps
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For something a little different, try downloading pfacter to your cwd, then run perl pfacter macaddress ipaddress. Then run perl pfacter for a look at the total picture. | [reply] [d/l] [select] |