LAN

[Guest]

I have made a home LAN of two computers. For where i can see the IP adresses
of both computers.

 

[Chuck]

I have made a home LAN of two computers. For where i can see the IP adresses
of both computers.

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[Arpit]

Actually it depends .if u have made one server and another client then
they will have different ip addresses but if u have configured them
under one workgroup say " MSHOME" then they will have same ip
addresses.In any case click run type cmd and click OK ,when prompt
occurs then type "ipconfig".this will show u the computers ip
addresses.do this on another pc too .if that does not solve the
problem then use a software such as "Net Control 2 4.11".I suppose u r
running winxp and have used Network Setup wizard.

i hope this solves ur query.

Arpit

 

[Jack]

Hi
May be this can Help.
IPconfig - http://www.ezlan.net/ipcfg.html
IP & MAC - http://www.ezlan.net/ip_mac.html
Jack (MVP-Networking).

 

[N. Miller]

Actually it depends .if u have made one server and another client then
they will have different ip addresses but if u have configured them
under one workgroup say " MSHOME" then they will have same ip
addresses.

If you have two different computers on a network, and both have the same IP
address, you have a misconfigured network. Really.