Deanna Cusic wrote:
>
>  I need to find out what IP are being used by the system.  I work on a HP3000
> 937 and The PC systems manager needs to know what IPs are being used so that
> he can isolate them on the server.  I am not sure if there is just a program
> I can run to find out or whether I have to go to each system connected and
> look.  Please help the system manager of course wanted this information last
> week but did not contact me until today.  Thank you for your help.

You can use NETCONTROL to get the IP using the network name (usually
LAN I think) but ours is different:

> (MANAGER.SYS)# netcontrol status;net=utcnet
>
> NETWORK STATUS : FRI, SEP 27, 2002,  2:58 PM
> PROTOCOL STARTED : FRI, AUG  2, 2002,  6:48 PM
>
> PROTOCOL NAME    : IP
> PROTOCOL ID      : $00000500
> PROTOCOL FLAGS   : $00000000
> TRACE MASK       : $00000000
>
> PCB ADDR INFO    : ENTRY $4710AF48
> TRACE INFO       : ID : $00000000
> PORT ID          : $FFFFFC3E
> NETWORK NAME     : UTCNET
> NETWORK IP ADDRESS        : $C0AFEEB3   192.168.123.4
> NETWORK SUBNET MASK       : $FFFFFF00   255.255.255.0

If you're looking for PC addresses, use WINIPCFG on Win95/98(?), or
the command line IPCONFIG /ALL on WinNT/2000/XP.

Jeff

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