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How to list computer names on the network through CMD

Open a new instance of the command prompt by hitting the start button, typing CMD and hitting enter.

The output of this command is handled by the Net View command, however we are going to be passing in our own parameters to find a computer name.

  The syntax is as follows:

Net view /i your parameters

  By using a pipe ( | ) we can pass our parameters to the find command.

  The /i is the ignore case and will ignore case sensitivity when finding your results.
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