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Windows 10 How do I get the ip address of a NETBIOS name using WSD?

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How do I get the ip address of a NETBIOS name using WSD from the command line (not power shell).

This is Windows Explorer (not IE) doing what I want, but I want to do it from the command line also

An image from 'How do I get the ip address of a NETBIOS name using WSD?'. A network window shows one computer named RN6 with IP 192.168.255.10 discovered via WSD.
 

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There is no command line or powershell method for doing so. You'd have to build your own client.
 

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Neemobeer said:
There is no command line or powershell method for doing so. You'd have to build your own client.
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What is the system (.dll?) call for such?
 

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You'd have to look at the wsdapi
 

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