You can lookup the IP address by hostname. Assuming the hostname of your Pi is "raspberrypi"

Here is how you obtain the IP address using ping command and hostname.

From Linux: ping raspberrypi
From Windows: ping raspberrypi
From OS X: ping raspberrypi.local

In order for the command to work from Windows, you need to have Samba running on your Pi. You can install Samba using the command

sudo apt-get install samba

You can lookup the IP address by hostname. Assuming the hostname of your Pi is "raspberrypi"

Here is how you obtain the IP address using ping command and hostname.

From Linux: ping raspberrypi
From Windows: ping raspberrypi
From OS X: ping raspberrypi.local

In order for the command to work from Windows, you need to have Samba running on your Pi. You can install Samba using the command sudo apt-get install samba.

You can lookup the IP address by hostname. Assuming the hostname of your Pi is "raspberrypi"

Here is how you obtain the IP address using ping command and hostname.

From Linux: ping rasberrypi
From Windows: ping rasberrypi
From OS X: ping rasberrypi.local

In order for the command to work from Windows, you need to have Samba running on your Pi. You can install Samba using the command

sudo apt-get install samba

You can lookup the IP address by hostname. Assuming the hostname of your Pi is "raspberrypi"

Here is how you obtain the IP address using ping command and hostname.

From Linux: ping raspberrypi
From Windows: ping raspberrypi
From OS X: ping raspberrypi.local

In order for the command to work from Windows, you need to have Samba running on your Pi. You can install Samba using the command

sudo apt-get install samba