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In Linux I can type netstat -ng to show me a list of multicast groups I am subscribed to. Is there an equivilent command or method in windows?

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Thanks,

I'll look. btw. Didn't realize you'd married my wife...

:)

War.
 
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You can do somthing similar in Windows with the 'netsh' command. I know the command exists in WindowsXP, Vista, and Server 2003. Type the command exctly as follows:

netsh interface ip show join

Good luck.
 
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Exactly what I was looking for. You get a little star!

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No problem.
I know I was pretty happy when someone showed me this...
:)

 
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