DOS command to show ALL IP's on LAN

I used to know it but forgot it.

[Rugles]

We used to employ a person on a contract basis to do some of the more complex stuff on our network. He was excellent, I miss him on days like today.

So one day he showed me a DOS command that displayed a list of all the machines on the local network, with the name of the computer and the IP addresses of all the computers on the network.

I cannot remember what it was. Its not NET VIEW, IPCONFIG, which is all I can find by searching Google. I can find other people asking the same question but none of the answers is correct.

Can anybody show off their ancient DOS skills and provide me with the command?

[phranque]

perhaps it could be this command:
nbtstat -c

[Rugles]

Very close, that command does not show all the computers just the ones I am connected to.

But it does look like the layout of information like I remember.