Quick/Easy Win2k IP ?

Dooling37

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Could someone just let me know what the Win2k equivalent of the winipcfg command is to release/renew IP addresses?

I have a dual boot with Me right now, and for some reason I can connect to the network in Me, but not 2k...? I originally couldn't connect in Me either, but release/renew took care of that.

Thanks alot for your help...
 

Dooling37

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Thanks for the help so far. I went into the cmd and did ipconfig /all, which listed all the information. However, I'm still unable to connect to anything in Win2k. I don't understand how one machine w/ 1 IP address can connect in Me, but not Win2k...???

Any ideas?
I'm going to sleep for the night, now, but any suggestions are greatly appreciated...
Thank you,
Bob
 

Bud Guy

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Try ipconfig /release

then ipconfig /renew

That should do the trick

Is your dialup configured correctly, or if it's DSL/Cable is your nic setup for networking? Firewall?

Good luck
 

Dooling37

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Ok, this is getting really frustrating.
I'm on a LAN connection, and my NIC is setup properly, b/c everything works fine in Me. However, for some reason that is $#@* completely beyond me, I can't connect in 2k.

I've released, and renewed my IP address with no luck.
I thought about switching my NIC to another slot just in case that would do anything (??), but then realized it's an ISA, and I only have 1 slot. Could the fact that it's ISA have anything at all to do with this?

Any ideas/suggestions greatly appreciated once again...

FRUSTRATED
 

Ladi

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Is the card properly installed in 2K with latest drivers available? Is it on the Hardware Compatibility List? Many legacy (in your case, read ISA) cards aren't supported anyways...

~Ladi
 

Bud Guy

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Try pinging the loopback address.

At a command prompt type:

ping 127.0.0.1

See if you can get a response back from that. If you can ping the loopback, that proves that TCP/IP is working to an extent.

When you did the ip release/renew, did it obtain a ip? Try pinging someone elses ip, or a web site address, and if you can, have someone ping you.



 

Dooling37

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My apologies to everyone for wasting space and your efforts here.

ZoneAlarm was preventing the connection in 2k. It's not running on Me. I'm a moron.

Thanks for all of your help, though.

:eek: