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You should use ipconfig through a command prompt:

Go to start, Run, and type

cmd

Then issue the ipconfig command. Alternative: Go to Start->Control Panel-> Network connections (You may need to go to "Network and Internet Connections", and then "Network connections"). Right-click "Local Area Connection" and select "Status". Go to the "Support" tab and mind the "IP Address" field.

Enjoy.

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Good call from mark2, I use it a lot.

You can download it direct from M$ Click Here

The installer is a simple self extractor. Once extracted, simply put a copy of the wntipcfg.exe in your system32 directory. If like me you are a bit nostalgic, you can even rename it winipcfg.exe and use it just like the old Win9x version.

Mr. IM

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