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Subject: Network mapping quesiton
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Greetings,
I am running Freebsd 4.7-stable.  What package is good for mapping
my internal LAN?  I would like to know the windows machine name
and ip address.  Anything like that ?

I have 3com hubs and switches (SuperStacker II 3300, etc) and it
would be nice to find out the which ips on which port, but thats 
pie in the sky.

thanks,
Darryl