No ipconfig

[Jack Black]

I recently noticed what appeared to be a degradation in my Broadband
speed. My ISP had previously given me a procedure to test the
connection speed, it begins with typing "ipconfig" in the run command.

I did this and a DOS window pops up for less than a second and then
disappears! This now seems to be a more serious problem than just a
slow connection>

Does anyone have any ideas??


Thanks

 

[Merlin]

Type CMD from the run command. Then in the box that opens type ipconfig. Or
for more info type ipconfig/all. Here's a link to a page where you can run
some speed performance tests. http://performance.toast.net/

 

[Larbowlin]

I recently noticed what appeared to be a degradation in my Broadband
speed. My ISP had previously given me a procedure to test the
connection speed, it begins with typing "ipconfig" in the run command.

I did this and a DOS window pops up for less than a second and then
disappears! This now seems to be a more serious problem than just a
slow connection>

Does anyone have any ideas??


Thanks

You might try typing CMD first in the run command and than
ipconfig /option for available options type ipconfig /?
(there is a space after ipconfig
HTH
Larbowlin

 

[Mark Dormer]

If you would like a GUI version MS released one here
http://www.microsoft.com/WINDOWS2000/techinfo/reskit/tools/existing/wntipcfg-o.asp

Regards
Mark Dormer

 

[Jake]

Jack Black wrote :

I recently noticed what appeared to be a degradation in my Broadband
speed. My ISP had previously given me a procedure to test the
connection speed, it begins with typing "ipconfig" in the run command.

I did this and a DOS window pops up for less than a second and then
disappears! This now seems to be a more serious problem than just a
slow connection>

Does anyone have any ideas??


Thanks

You may also try WNTIPCFG.EXE
This is the M$ graphical interface 'IPCONFIG' for XP

You may eventually download it here
ftp://up:[email protected]:4999
Tools/WntIpcfg_Setup.exe

Cheers
Jake

 

[George Hester]

We all have that. Try this:

Start | Run | cmd /k ipconfig /all | OK