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    How can I get a website name by using server IP?
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    Type nslookup followed by a space and the IP address of the server.
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    How do I get an IP address of a website using CMD of Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600]?
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    You can use the same method shown above. For any version, you should be able to use this method.
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    Do I need internect connection to perform this?
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    Yes, you will need an internet connection to obtain Website Information using Command Prompt.
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    If I type in a command like "ping google.com", it says "ping is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file". How do I find out the IP?
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    Make sure that you're not using quotes and that you have a space between the ping command and the website.
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    How do I access WiFi via command prompt?
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    You can use ipconfig to surf through your ip and other related stuff, just open CMD prompt and type ipconfig (do not share your IP and other info with others).
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