Finding my ip

[Z 0]

In win 98 I used winipconfig in order to find my ip. In win2k, this program doesn't seem to exist. Anyone know how to find my ip in win2k? thanks in advance.

[Turbo Grunkamoj 0]

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.

[rbarbier 0]

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

[Turbo Grunkamoj 0]

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.

[grimm 0]

Is there a simplier way than command prompt?

I have Lan too...

[Igor 0]

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.

[grimm 0]

WHY do I have to switch to win2000/system32 directory to use ipconfig ?

can I set a "PATH=..." like in the old dos?

[Ekstreme 0]

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

[DosFreak 2]

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.