Getting IP addresses through MSN
Getting IP addresses through MSN
SySTeM | 15691 Reads | Ok this is my first article so be nice lol, it will teach you how to get the IPs of your friends on MSN.
First we want to load MSN Messenger and sign in…
Then see which of your contacts are online…
Send someone a message saying "Check this out" or something similar.
Open up command prompt and type "netstat" to view the open connections.
Send the person the file then go back to command prompt and type "netstat" again.
You should notice there is a new connection, this will be the hostname of your friend/enemy.
Okay we need to copy that so right click and click mark, then with the mouse click and drag across the hostname and click enter to copy.
Then we need to type "nslookup" in command prompt and them paste the hostname, which should end up giving you the IP
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ghost 18 years ago
This is a pretty good article, short, simple, easily explained, and to the point. Good job s_m ;)
ghost 18 years ago
my command prompt closes in like a milisecond :s i see the data appearing but the window closes to fast to actualy read it… can someone help me?
SySTeM 18 years ago
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ghost 17 years ago
Setrop - when you run batch commands directly from the start–>run dialog, it runs in the same way a batch file would - executing the command then closing. Type CMD or Command (depends on what version of windows ur using) THEN type in the command
ghost 17 years ago
or you can do ping on the hostname that would give you the ip,
example like this..
Host name: Bla.google.com (Test).. then just ping bla.google.com and then it should show..
peace.. ty for the tut.. keep up the good work ;)B)
ghost 17 years ago
or you can do ping on the hostname that would give you the ip,
example like this..
Host name: Bla.google.com (Test).. then just ping bla.google.com and then it should show..
peace.. ty for the tut.. keep up the good work ;)B)
ghost 16 years ago
An easier way in my opinion is to get a program called Commview and have it record traffic then whatever hostname/ip is in the most use it shows an arrow next to it then voila :happy: