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How to find IP address and Port ?
How can I find the IP address and that 5 digit Port no. of my computer ?
The dos command IP config does'nt work in Win XP. |
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Last edited by Tweaker; August 15th, 2003 at 02:16 AM. |
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The dos command is ipconfig
Perhaps you has a space in there like your showing "IP config" which will not work. So you want ipconfig /all to see your information. |
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Thanks
Hey thanks alot guys ! I was putting space in Ip config...ke ke ke
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Yea, dos dislikes spaces. If you open a dos prompt and type
dir you get a list of files and folders. When opening a dos prompt from the Start button/Programs it usually shows C:\WINDOWS> at the prompt. So what your looking at with dir is the list of stuff in C:\Windows (duh). Say you want to look somewhere else in dos. You type cd\ then hit enter key, now the prompt shows you at C:\> and if you do dir again you get the list of C: Now, say you want to look at the Windows folder on C: ...to get there you need to type cd to tell dos to move and then the path where you want to go. So you type cd c:\windows then hit enter then the prompt shows you there C:\WINDOWS>) let's go back to just C:...type cd\ then enter again Now say you want to look at the Program Files folder list. Here is where the space problem comes in. Theoretically you'd type cd c:\program files then hit enter...right? nope...try it too many parameters - files it says, because dos doesn't understand the space between programs and files. So to get dos to understand you type quotation marks, like this cd "c:\program files" then hit enter, then dir Just a little dos tid bit. |
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ipconfig /all in your dos prompt... to acces dos prompt go to start and type "cmd" or "command" |
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