Win XP / IP

[Generalen]

In Win XP, how can I check out what IP number, Subnet and similar stuff? I know there was some good built in program for that in Win98SE can't remember it's name though. I have static IP's so I can't see it in Network connections.

Thx for any help.

 

[DnetMHZ]

command line --> ipconfig /all

 

[Generalen]

You mean the Run command when you say command line, don't you?
Well, when i type ipconfig /all in run something comes up, just to disappear as quickly.

 

[Homerboy]

don't type ipconfig /all directly into the "run..." window
You need to type "command" in the run window, then you will ahve a permanent "DOS" window open. THEN type ipconfig /all and you'll get your info.

 

[Generalen]

OOhhh😱 I see
thx

 

[madmanbeck]

Another way to get much of the same info would be to click on the 'Status' of your Network connection and choose the 'Support' tab.

 

[Nothinman]

You want to type cmd, not command, command is the 16-bit version and runs like sh!t on NT.