Re: re VaRPG

At 10:44 PM 5/22/98 -0400, boothm wrote:
>I suspect there may be some ptfs to apply on the AS/400 or something.  I
>tried to strcode again, when I did know the IP number from In-Joy, and it
>still wouldn't start.  I sure wish IBM would try their products out
>somewhere outside their clean rooms, and with ordinary people.
>
>In <199805231532.LAA000.49@unicorn.flybynight.com.au>, on 05/23/98 
>   at 11:23 AM, "Simon Coulter" <shc@flybynight.com.au> said:
>
>>Hello Booth,
>
>>You shouldn't need a permanent IP address.  You just need to know the IP
>>address assigned by your ISP.  My  dialler shows me that when I connect. 
>>I should expect you can do similar.   I assume you are running W95.  
>>There is a little windoze utility called (something like) winipcfg which
>>will show you the current IP settings  and I believe it is a standard
>>utility.  Run it after you connect to your ISP.

Booth,

You can determine your dynamically assigned IP address by running netstat -n in 
a DOS window after you connect. On my PC, netstat.exe is in the Windows 
directory.

hth
Pete


Pete Hall
peteh@inwave.com 
http://www.inwave.com/~peteh/

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