Turbo Grunkamoj

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#11838

2000-03-05 03:05

Go to the "Command Prompt", usually found under "accessories" in the start->program.
There you type: "ipconfig /all" , without the ".
There you have it, and a few other things.

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rbarbier

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#11839

2000-03-11 22:30

Even easier. Double click on the modem lights and click on details. Bam. There you go.

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Turbo Grunkamoj

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#11840

2000-03-11 23:53

Modemlights...well ok.
But I dont have a modem
Im on a lan so I dont need it...
And then the easiest thing must be to use ipconfig /all in a commandprompt.

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grimm

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#11841

2000-03-16 15:55

Is there a simplier way than command prompt?
I have Lan too...

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Igor

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#11842

2000-03-16 20:19

If you have a permanent IP then YES.. Remember it .
But other then that not that I know off. Just type ipconfig with no switches it is all u need to get ya IP.

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grimm

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#11843

2000-03-16 20:49

WHY do I have to switch to win2000/system32 directory to use ipconfig ?
can I set a "PATH=..." like in the old dos?

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Ekstreme

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#11844

2000-03-17 01:23

I had the same prob the other day Grim, for some reason, my path to winnt\system32 stopped working. I just did a clean install, so it's all fixed now, but MAN was it a pain in the azz

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DosFreak

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#11845

2000-03-18 05:34

If you would like to mess around with the Command Prompt in NT5. Edit the Config.NT or the Autoexec.nt files in the \winnt\system32 directory.

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