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[Celstar]

There used to be an option in icq99, but I cant find it anymore in 2000. Did they take out that feature? If they did, how else can you trace someone else's ip??

oops i didnt even realize this wsa the wrong forum

 

[Celstar]

anyone?

 

[Nighthawk69]

I've tried a lot since the games I play are IP dependent... Don't think 2000 supports it any longer.

 

[CalebTG]

that feature was taken out in 99B i believe.

I can't say I've actually looked for a program that does it but firewalls usually show you direct connections.

otherwise you could get a program such as Jammer.

Neither of them will specify which user is which IP, but they do show what connections are made, and you can narrow them down.

 

[ucdnam]

go to command prompt and type netstat. You may use -n if you do not wish to resolve the IP to their respective names.

ICQ usually connects to weird ports like 25000, etc.

It won't show till you send a message and establish any other type of connection with the other person.

 

[err]

yes... netstat -a usually does the trick, however you would have to establish a connection with that particular user.

eRr

 

[Celstar]

thank you, i knew there had to be a way. thanks again!

 

[Gandalf90125]

Forgive me if the following betrays a substantial ignorance of Win98, but is there a way for Windows to reveal what my IP no. (on a dialup connection, of course <g>) is?

 

[Gandalf90125]

Forgive me if the following betrays a substantial ignorance of Win98, but is there a way for Windows to reveal what my IP no. (on a dialup connection, of course <g>) is?

 

[Celstar]

run winipcgf to see your network info

 

[vagabum]

Try winipcfg

yes that's a command/utility

 

[Gandalf90125]

Aaah, there it is.

Thank you!

 

[office boy]

There is a program called &quot;ICQ sniff&quot; (or ICQ IP sniffer) that works great, just enter the person's UIN and if they are online, you've got their IP.