Clearing TCP/IP settings

Do you mean something like using ipconfig in the command
line? You can use "ipconfig /flushdns"
and "ipconfig /release" to purge the dns resolver cache
and your ip address. Get to a command line and type in
ipconfig /all to see the list of things ipconfig can do.

Josh


>-----Original Message-----
>I have a small system with four computers running W2K Pro
with just a workgroup. No Domain. I just had cable DSL in
>installed and the cable tech insisted on using one of the
workstations, instead of the router, to connect the Cable
>Modem. When I installed another NIC in that computer and
connected it to the router, it could not join the
workgroup.
>
>I know that the connection to the router is good because
I can access the router's home page. But the computer
can't
>see any of the other three computers and they can't see
it. The other three do see each other.
>
>At one time in the past I was taught to use a command
line entry that would clear all of the TCP/IP settings and
let your
>start from scratch. BUT I CAN'T REMEMBER the syntax!!
Can anyone help me? Please?
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