• Windows has a route.exe command that describes the current routing table. Under W2k (and ME?) there is a -p persistent option that keeps settings over reboots. Cool.
• ping and IP address on the LAN, then run "arp -a", the MAC address of the IP that you just pinged will be there (along with all the other MACs that have been collected).

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