Which IP address belongs to which MAC address?

Hello,
I got all my IP addresses with the function gethostbyname(hostname),
where hostname is received with gethostname. That works well.
I get the MAC addresses with some netbios functions: NCBENUM, NCBASTAT
But is not the order of the received IP addresses identical to the
order of the MAC addresses?
Or is there another way to the my local values and which belongs to
which?

Regards
Erwin

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