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GlenJohnson
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Is it installed on any of your pc's or is this the reason for the question? Go to a command prompt and type ipconfig /all. Glen A. Johnson
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jrjuiliano
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If you don't have the DNS already coded in you can do an ARIN Whois search of your IP address and it should come up with the net block and DNS servers for that block.
Otherwise you can call the ISP and get the addresses from them. Of course, if you run DHCP and get the addy's automagically, you can use the IPCONFIG /ALL command like GlenJohnson stated. J.R. Juiliano
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Otherwise you can call the ISP and get the addresses from them. Of course, if you run DHCP and get the addy's automagically, you can use the IPCONFIG /ALL command like GlenJohnson stated. J.R. Juiliano
Information Systems Specialist
Tri-City Emergency Medical Group
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