BamaFan29891
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Hey guys.
This Topic is going to be for some semi-advanced users. I need help with a program and what not.
I don't know how many of you are familiar with the program Angry IP Scanner, but I used it recently at school to try and see what all IPs were being used. On some of the returns it gave us "dead--N/S" or "dead--N/A". I looked it up and N/A seems to mean 'not available' while N/S means 'not scanned'. We were using this program because we were going to rearrange properly every teacher/faculty's IP. But on some of the returns it didn't give a host or anything.
I was wondering why it was doing this. One teacher clearly had the IP 'xx.xx.xx.30' but when I looked at the printout from Angry IP it said that it was "Dead--N/S". Does anyone know why it wasn't scanned like many of the others or does anyone know a better program etc?
Our overall goal, like I said, is for us to scan them all... Then be able to see what IPs are taken and which aren't, the ones that are taken... we can see where they are taken... and then lastly start over a new database with the correctly logged IPs.
Also, if it said N/A or N/S... the computer were on... I already thought about the fact that maybe some of the IPs weren't responding because of the computer was shut down or something, but this certain computer was on.
Also, for about 20 of the IPs they are done via router with laptops... It's wireless... Does the router really effect anything?
Any help with settings or new programs etc would help a lot.
Thanks.
This Topic is going to be for some semi-advanced users. I need help with a program and what not.
I don't know how many of you are familiar with the program Angry IP Scanner, but I used it recently at school to try and see what all IPs were being used. On some of the returns it gave us "dead--N/S" or "dead--N/A". I looked it up and N/A seems to mean 'not available' while N/S means 'not scanned'. We were using this program because we were going to rearrange properly every teacher/faculty's IP. But on some of the returns it didn't give a host or anything.
I was wondering why it was doing this. One teacher clearly had the IP 'xx.xx.xx.30' but when I looked at the printout from Angry IP it said that it was "Dead--N/S". Does anyone know why it wasn't scanned like many of the others or does anyone know a better program etc?
Our overall goal, like I said, is for us to scan them all... Then be able to see what IPs are taken and which aren't, the ones that are taken... we can see where they are taken... and then lastly start over a new database with the correctly logged IPs.
Also, if it said N/A or N/S... the computer were on... I already thought about the fact that maybe some of the IPs weren't responding because of the computer was shut down or something, but this certain computer was on.
Also, for about 20 of the IPs they are done via router with laptops... It's wireless... Does the router really effect anything?
Any help with settings or new programs etc would help a lot.
Thanks.