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Guest
When I type ipconfig in start>run, a screen flashes for a second and is
gone. Am I typing this wrong?
gone. Am I typing this wrong?
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Brian McMullen
You're typing it correctly but in the wrong place.
Go to Start\Run and type "cmd"
In the new window type "ipconfig"
-Brian
Go to Start\Run and type "cmd"
In the new window type "ipconfig"
-Brian
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Bob I
Type CMD first, then in the screen that appears "ipconfig"
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Wesley Vogel
You need to use the ipconfig command from a Command Prompt.
Start | Run | Type: cmd | Click OK |
This will display help for ipconfig, type:
ipconfig /?
Hit your Enter key.
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Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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Start | Run | Type: cmd | Click OK |
This will display help for ipconfig, type:
ipconfig /?
Hit your Enter key.
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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R. McCarty
No, that is expected behavior. The command runs and then exits.
To run Ipconfig and see the results use a Cmd or Command in
the run box and then do the Ipconfig from inside the window.
When finished, type Exit or click X to close the command window.
To run Ipconfig and see the results use a Cmd or Command in
the run box and then do the Ipconfig from inside the window.
When finished, type Exit or click X to close the command window.
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Bill Helbron
I noticed that if I type "C:\Program Files\Resource Kit\WNTIPCFG.EXE" at the Run
prompt, one gets the IP Configuration window that looks very similar to what we
used to get in Win98's IP window.
Bill
prompt, one gets the IP Configuration window that looks very similar to what we
used to get in Win98's IP window.
Bill
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Wesley Vogel
You can download it here and run it from a shortcut.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools/existing/wntipcfg-o.asp
That's what I do.
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MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools/existing/wntipcfg-o.asp
That's what I do.
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Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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Guest
Hi R. McCarty,
This is interesting. Suppose all of us using the same brand Router and everybody typed Ipconfig after Cmd on Run and everybody
will get the same IP Address because that is our default IP Address of our Routers. How can we get our real IP Address?
--Rino
No, that is expected behavior. The command runs and then exits.
To run Ipconfig and see the results use a Cmd or Command in
the run box and then do the Ipconfig from inside the window.
When finished, type Exit or click X to close the command window.
This is interesting. Suppose all of us using the same brand Router and everybody typed Ipconfig after Cmd on Run and everybody
will get the same IP Address because that is our default IP Address of our Routers. How can we get our real IP Address?
--Rino
No, that is expected behavior. The command runs and then exits.
To run Ipconfig and see the results use a Cmd or Command in
the run box and then do the Ipconfig from inside the window.
When finished, type Exit or click X to close the command window.
L
Lee Chapelle
Rino, you should switch to plain-text mode for this newsgroup. Some
newsreaders will not be able to read your messages.
Hi R. McCarty,
This is interesting. Suppose all of us using the same brand Router and
everybody typed Ipconfig after Cmd on Run and everybody will get the same IP
Address because that is our default IP Address of our Routers. How can we
get our real IP Address?
Access the Admin screen for your router, typically http://192.168.2.1 or
some such, then look under Status, check the documentation.
Lee
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--Rino
No, that is expected behavior. The command runs and then exits.
To run Ipconfig and see the results use a Cmd or Command in
the run box and then do the Ipconfig from inside the window.
When finished, type Exit or click X to close the command window.
newsreaders will not be able to read your messages.
Hi R. McCarty,
This is interesting. Suppose all of us using the same brand Router and
everybody typed Ipconfig after Cmd on Run and everybody will get the same IP
Address because that is our default IP Address of our Routers. How can we
get our real IP Address?
Access the Admin screen for your router, typically http://192.168.2.1 or
some such, then look under Status, check the documentation.
Lee
-------------------------------
--Rino
No, that is expected behavior. The command runs and then exits.
To run Ipconfig and see the results use a Cmd or Command in
the run box and then do the Ipconfig from inside the window.
When finished, type Exit or click X to close the command window.
R
R. McCarty
Inside the Router is the LAN (Local Area Network), such as
192.168.x.x-254. To see your WAN (Wide Area Network)
or true Internet IP assigned by your ISP, use IE and go to the
following website: http://www.whatismyip.com
or login to your Modem/Router's web-interface to check the
WAN Address.
192.168.x.x-254. To see your WAN (Wide Area Network)
or true Internet IP assigned by your ISP, use IE and go to the
following website: http://www.whatismyip.com
or login to your Modem/Router's web-interface to check the
WAN Address.
G
Guest
Hi R. McCarty,
Your link is much better than the one I used. I already replaced it --- Thanks! --Rino
Inside the Router is the LAN (Local Area Network), such as
192.168.x.x-254. To see your WAN (Wide Area Network)
or true Internet IP assigned by your ISP, use IE and go to the
following website: http://www.whatismyip.com
or login to your Modem/Router's web-interface to check the
WAN Address.
Your link is much better than the one I used. I already replaced it --- Thanks! --Rino
Inside the Router is the LAN (Local Area Network), such as
192.168.x.x-254. To see your WAN (Wide Area Network)
or true Internet IP assigned by your ISP, use IE and go to the
following website: http://www.whatismyip.com
or login to your Modem/Router's web-interface to check the
WAN Address.
G
Guest
Hello Lee,
OK just to make you happy ;o)
Look what's the different it is?
And I know almost everybody this day are using color monitor or LCD and all capable of opening Rich Text and if you say you cannot
then I believed you.
We must advance to the future and never look back --- if we look back we'll never advance. Just hoping you know all those things
which we never use are gone into history --- 1 example; Watch out for your parallel port because we never use the motherboard
manufacturers decided to junk it forever. You'll have the chance this time to see it happening as many already gone.
Look what Apple Company did or has in their Mac and surely PC Windows will follow if only those software and hardware manufacturers
will agreed --- as they says; "Too many cooks will spoil the soup."
Cheers!
--Rino
Rino, you should switch to plain-text mode for this newsgroup. Some
newsreaders will not be able to read your messages.
Hi R. McCarty,
This is interesting. Suppose all of us using the same brand Router and
everybody typed Ipconfig after Cmd on Run and everybody will get the same IP
Address because that is our default IP Address of our Routers. How can we
get our real IP Address?
Access the Admin screen for your router, typically http://192.168.2.1 or
some such, then look under Status, check the documentation.
Lee
-------------------------------
--Rino
No, that is expected behavior. The command runs and then exits.
To run Ipconfig and see the results use a Cmd or Command in
the run box and then do the Ipconfig from inside the window.
When finished, type Exit or click X to close the command window.
OK just to make you happy ;o)
Look what's the different it is?
And I know almost everybody this day are using color monitor or LCD and all capable of opening Rich Text and if you say you cannot
then I believed you.
We must advance to the future and never look back --- if we look back we'll never advance. Just hoping you know all those things
which we never use are gone into history --- 1 example; Watch out for your parallel port because we never use the motherboard
manufacturers decided to junk it forever. You'll have the chance this time to see it happening as many already gone.
Look what Apple Company did or has in their Mac and surely PC Windows will follow if only those software and hardware manufacturers
will agreed --- as they says; "Too many cooks will spoil the soup."
Cheers!
--Rino
Rino, you should switch to plain-text mode for this newsgroup. Some
newsreaders will not be able to read your messages.
Hi R. McCarty,
This is interesting. Suppose all of us using the same brand Router and
everybody typed Ipconfig after Cmd on Run and everybody will get the same IP
Address because that is our default IP Address of our Routers. How can we
get our real IP Address?
Access the Admin screen for your router, typically http://192.168.2.1 or
some such, then look under Status, check the documentation.
Lee
-------------------------------
--Rino
No, that is expected behavior. The command runs and then exits.
To run Ipconfig and see the results use a Cmd or Command in
the run box and then do the Ipconfig from inside the window.
When finished, type Exit or click X to close the command window.
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