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How to find the system Host Name from an IP Address

Hi Guys,

If you have multi pal IP address of computers and you want to know the Host Name of the computer so you can use the below command:
Open the Command Prompt and run the command NBTSTAT -a IP address 
Exp.: C:\>nbtstat -a 10.100.27.150



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