How to know the hostname of client system through the remote system.

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To know the hostname of a client system through a remote system, use the command prompt or PowerShell.

Open the command prompt or PowerShell on the remote system
Type 'nslookup '
The hostname of the client system will be displayed
Alternatively, use the 'ping -a ' command to display the hostname

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Ipconfig in cmd nslookup

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Going CMD then hostname type then Enter

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Type "nslookup %ipaddress%" in the black box that appears on the screen, substituting %ipaddress% with the IP address for which you want to find the hostname. Find the line labeled "Name" underneath the line with the IP address you entered and record the value next to "Name" as the hostname of the computer.

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Run command on command prompt hostname and hit enter

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You should now be able to connect from devices on your local network, using your PC's IP address or hostname.

Type host name in command prompt

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You should now be able to connect from devices on your local network, using your PC's IP address or hostname.

How to know the hostname of client system through the remote system.

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