You can find out your computer name from command line using hostname command.
c:\> hostname techblogger-pc
Note that hostname prints only the NetBios name of the computer, not the full DNS name. It works on all Windows versions- XP, Vista, Windows 7, Server 2003 and Server 2008.
System name is also stored in the environment variable computername. We can print the computer name using this environment variable as follows.
c:\>echo %computername% WINCMD-PC c:\>
Note that, %computername% is more convenient to use in batch files. We can straight away use %computername% wherever we want to refer the local host name.
Get DNS or FQDN(fully qualified domain name) of the computer
net config workstation | findstr /C:"Full Computer name"
Find computer name using wmic
wmic computersystem get name
net config works on win7 to get fqdn name. but it’s printing as below
how to print only fqdn and no additional text in the line? if I could do this, I can read the value to a variable in batch script.
YOU NEED TO USE FOR /F %%
Help Needed
In network i want to know PC name with the help of user id to know on which machine he login into ?
Cmd pls
Hi, How do I get the Computer name using Curl,
I have the following curl and I want to access the hostname(pass it instead of ABCD).
curl -X PUT “http://localhost:14121/api/SetValue?hostName=ABCD&status=false” -H “accept: application/json” -d “Content-Length: 0”
Is it possible?
hi. i have 2 pc. my compiuter name is m110pc-01 and m140pc-01.
how can i delete prefix >M< and live everything. 110pc-01 and 140pc-01
with comand line
echo %computername%%userdnsdomain%
Excellent. Thanks a lot for this!