finding your IP address

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K. Hepburn

I'm relatively new to W2K. I would like to be able to find out what my
IP address under DHCP is. How do I do that? I've had a look in the
Networks items, and while I can find the workgroup and the system name,
I can't find where the IP is hiding, unless I set it myself. Where is
the DHCP-set IP reported?
 
I'm relatively new to W2K. I would like to be able to find out what my
IP address under DHCP is. How do I do that? I've had a look in the
Networks items, and while I can find the workgroup and the system name,
I can't find where the IP is hiding, unless I set it myself. Where is
the DHCP-set IP reported?
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start > run > cmd.exe then in the command window type "ipconfig /all"
without the quotation marks.
 
Hi,

Click on "Start" then on the "Run" line type "cmd". This will open a
command window. In the command window type "ipconfig /all".


Thanks,
Marc Reynolds
Microsoft Technical Support

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-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Click on "Start" then on the "Run" line type "cmd". This will open a
command window. In the command window type "ipconfig /all".
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I'd suggest one more thing to make it easy to read ...
after the command Marc suggests, type "| more" so that the
text won't scroll off the top of the window. Complete
command will be

"C:> ipconfig /all | more"

Tap the space bar to scroll up one screen at a time.
 
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