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Is there a possibility to find my IP address (under NT) if I'm using a dialup connection to my ISP.
Thanks.
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Use IPCONFIG /ALL from a DOS box, it will show info for all adapters, including Dial Up Networking...
.. sometimes :-)
if IFCONFIG /ALL doesn´t work, try to look in the Dialup Network Monitor. There you will find your IP.
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I would like to find my IP after I'll be connected to my ISP.
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.. sometimes ;-)
sorry, kuehn, there still exist application which get an IP over DUN and don't show up with ipconfig or Dial-UpMonitor (DFÜ: T-Online 2.0.5 ))-:
sorry, kuehn, there still exist application which get an IP over DUN and don't show up with ipconfig or Dial-UpMonitor (DFÜ: T-Online 2.0.5 ))-:
ahoffmann:
I don´t know what DUN is, but a ping to localhost should work.
I don´t know what DUN is, but a ping to localhost should work.
DUN (Dial-Up Network) == DFÜ (DatenFernÜbertragung)
ping localhost just test the TCP/IP stack itself, has nothing to do with DUN (as the questioner asked)
ping localhost just test the TCP/IP stack itself, has nothing to do with DUN (as the questioner asked)
Have you tried nbtstat -n ?
There is a program called winipcfg.exe that comes with windows 95 and 98. I am not sure if this program comes with NT. If it does this program will give you Adapter Address, IP Address, Subnet Mask, the Default Gateway and more.
Right click on Network Neighborhood, go to Properties, select the Protocols tab, select TCP/IP and click Properties. The IP aress tab will display your IP adress. But, there also several other ways using IPCONFIG/ALL, NETSTAT -n