Ah, I knew there was a DOS command!. I will try that one when I get up to one of the highly secure PCs. I don't always have access to the DOS window, but I usually have access to the Run option. Thanks.

>Hi Evan
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>I don't know a built in VFP command to get the IP. But I know another NT/Dos command ...
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>Try IPCONFIG in the command window (if you can), otherwise you can "run" it also by the run prompt, but you will have to look fast. ;-)
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>BTW I you haven't the menu entry for the command window a run "cmd" might bring it up too.
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>HTH
>Markus
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>>I am sitting in front of an NT4 workstation PC that has a lot of features that aren't available to me because of security. I need to determine the IP address. I can't:
>>- run ping
>>- run tracert
>>- run winipcfg
>>- right click on the network icon and go into properties
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>>I don't have VFP running on this machine, otherwise I could use a SYS command to get the IP (i think). Any ideas how to get the ip?