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edited Apr 1 at 21:01

As mentioned in u1686_grawity's answer, nslookup from Windows Command Prompt does not work with mDNS.

To get the hostnameIP address of a device you can use the PowerShell command Resolve-DnsName <hostname>.

> Resolve-DnsName gp800-49d1a

Name                   Type   TTL   Section    IPAddress
----                   ----   ---   -------    ---------
gp800-49d1a.local      AAAA   120   Answer     fe80::e700:63f:1807:adf2
gp800-49d1a.local      A      120   Answer     169.254.93.130

As mentioned in u1686_grawity's answer, nslookup from Windows Command Prompt does not work with mDNS.

To get the hostname of a device you can use the PowerShell command Resolve-DnsName <hostname>.

> Resolve-DnsName gp800-49d1a

Name                   Type   TTL   Section    IPAddress
----                   ----   ---   -------    ---------
gp800-49d1a.local      AAAA   120   Answer     fe80::e700:63f:1807:adf2
gp800-49d1a.local      A      120   Answer     169.254.93.130

As mentioned in u1686_grawity's answer, nslookup from Windows Command Prompt does not work with mDNS.

To get the IP address of a device you can use the PowerShell command Resolve-DnsName <hostname>.

> Resolve-DnsName gp800-49d1a

Name                   Type   TTL   Section    IPAddress
----                   ----   ---   -------    ---------
gp800-49d1a.local      AAAA   120   Answer     fe80::e700:63f:1807:adf2
gp800-49d1a.local      A      120   Answer     169.254.93.130

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created Apr 1 at 20:49

nullromo

As mentioned in u1686_grawity's answer, nslookup from Windows Command Prompt does not work with mDNS.

To get the hostname of a device you can use the PowerShell command Resolve-DnsName <hostname>.

> Resolve-DnsName gp800-49d1a

Name                   Type   TTL   Section    IPAddress
----                   ----   ---   -------    ---------
gp800-49d1a.local      AAAA   120   Answer     fe80::e700:63f:1807:adf2
gp800-49d1a.local      A      120   Answer     169.254.93.130