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Peter Mortensen
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There are a couple of ways of doing it inon both windowsWindows and linux e.gLinux. For example,

  1. nslookup  : the classic way to find ip formthe IP address from a hostname or vice-versa.
  2. ipconfig or ifconfig based on whether you are running on windowsWindows or unixUnix
  3. hostname -i in linuxon Linux

Ref: Multiple ways to get IP address from hostname in linuxLinux and windowsWindows

There couple of ways of doing it in both windows and linux e.g.

  1. nslookup  : classic way to find ip form hostname or vice-versa.
  2. ipconfig or ifconfig based on whether you are running on windows or unix
  3. hostname -i in linux

Ref: Multiple ways to get IP address from hostname in linux and windows

There are a couple of ways of doing it on both Windows and Linux. For example,

  1. nslookup: the classic way to find the IP address from a hostname or vice-versa.
  2. ipconfig or ifconfig based on whether you are running on Windows or Unix
  3. hostname -i on Linux

Ref: Multiple ways to get IP address from hostname in Linux and Windows

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There couple of ways of doing it in both windows and linux e.g.

  1. nslookup : classic way to find ip form hostname or vice-versa.
  2. ipconfig or ifconfig based on whether you are running on windows or unix
  3. hostname -i in linux

Ref: Multiple ways to get IP address from hostname in linux and windows