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[Jamin Collins]

Wouter Rikken [mailto:wouter.rikken "at" hetnet.nl] wrote:
> I connect the 2 pc's directly (without using internet). How is it
> possible for me to get the IP-address of the PC. Normally, 
> I'm hovering
> over the VNC-server icon.
> The 4th pc is running under windows 98 dutch version.

Not completely sure about the dutch version of 98, but under the english
version there are a few different ways.

1. From a command prompt run "ipconfig" this provides basic information on
all of the configured network adapters.  If you need more information a /all
switch will return more information.
2. From either a command prompt or the run dialog, run "winipcfg". This will
provide the same information that ipconfig (above) returns, but in a
graphical format with a drop down box to select between the various network
adapters in the system.  Additionally, there is a More button to increase
the level of information displayed by this program.

Jamin W. Collins 
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