IP config

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Can someone tell me what the Win2k equivilent of the Win98 winipcfg
command is. TIA for the help.
 
Start / Run

enter in

cmd

Hit enter

At command prompt enter in

ipconfig

Hit enter

To display all parameters use

ipconfig /all

For list of ipconfig switches use

ipconfig ?

-Steve
 
Thanks-
I've used this from the command prompt, but what I'm trying to
get to is being able to release and renew the IP lease (done in the
winipcfg gui), which is a very handy capability when setting up
subnets with routers (the computer tends to hold the old lease which
means you can't get to the subnet). Is there a command to renew the
IP lease in the command line with ipconfig? TIA for the help.
 
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew


Thanks-
I've used this from the command prompt, but what I'm trying to
get to is being able to release and renew the IP lease (done in the
winipcfg gui), which is a very handy capability when setting up
subnets with routers (the computer tends to hold the old lease which
means you can't get to the subnet). Is there a command to renew the
IP lease in the command line with ipconfig? TIA for the help.
 
Thak you

Start / Run

enter in

cmd

Hit enter

At command prompt enter in

ipconfig

Hit enter

To display all parameters use

ipconfig /all

For list of ipconfig switches use

ipconfig ?

-Steve
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| On Sat, 20 Dec 2003 01:15:28 GMT, John Wunderlich
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| >> Can someone tell me what the Win2k equivilent of the Win98 winipcfg
| >> command is. TIA for the help.
| >>
| >
| >The Win2K equivalent is "wntipcfg" but it is not installed by default.
| >To get instructions on how to install it, see:
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<http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;273582&Product=win
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| >
| >HTH,
| > John
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