ipconfig/all|more command doesn't work

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Evan

I am runnig Windows xp and am learning to troubleshoot
TCP/IP problems. I am unable to use the
ipconfig/all|more command or even ipconfig/? from the
command prompt. ipconfig will run without using any
switches however it runs to fast to read. if any one can
help thanks.
 
B

BobC

I am runnig Windows xp and am learning to troubleshoot
TCP/IP problems. I am unable to use the
ipconfig/all|more command or even ipconfig/? from the
command prompt. ipconfig will run without using any
switches however it runs to fast to read. if any one can
help thanks.

Start > run > cmd opens a command window. Then in the command window type
ipconfig /all.
 
Q

Quaoar

Evan said:
I am runnig Windows xp and am learning to troubleshoot
TCP/IP problems. I am unable to use the
ipconfig/all|more command or even ipconfig/? from the
command prompt. ipconfig will run without using any
switches however it runs to fast to read. if any one can
help thanks.

There is a space between the "ipconfig" and the "/"

Q
 
O

Option^Explicit

If you use Ipconfig from run box you need to start cmd.exe first
type this instead " cmd /k ipconfig /? "
 
S

Steve Winograd [MVP]

"John E. said:
The space is not required on any of the 12 systems I run with XP :)

The space is required if you type the "ipconfig" command directly in
the Start | Run box, without opening a command prompt window.
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John E. Carty

Steve Winograd said:
The space is required if you type the "ipconfig" command directly in
the Start | Run box, without opening a command prompt window.

Oops, that's what I get for assuming everyone runs it from a command prompt
:)
 

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