How to save IP into a text file?
 

Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.

How to save IP into a text file?
 

ipconfig |find "IP Address" filename.txt

John

Poppe wrote:
Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.

How to save IP into a text file?
 

ipconfig |find "IP Address" filename.txt

John

Poppe wrote:
Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.

How to save IP into a text file?
 

Poppe wrote:
Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.

Run ipconfig in a Command Prompt window and copy/paste what you want
into your text file.

When you want to cut, copy, or paste to or from a Command Prompt window,
click the icon at the left of the Command Prompt window's Title Bar and
select Edit from the menu. "Mark" lets you click-n-drag to select text
in the window; "Enter" copies the selected text.

--
Lem -- MS-MVP

Apollo 11 - 40 years ago:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ap...0th/index.html

How to save IP into a text file?
 

Poppe wrote:
Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.

Run ipconfig in a Command Prompt window and copy/paste what you want
into your text file.

When you want to cut, copy, or paste to or from a Command Prompt window,
click the icon at the left of the Command Prompt window's Title Bar and
select Edit from the menu. "Mark" lets you click-n-drag to select text
in the window; "Enter" copies the selected text.

--
Lem -- MS-MVP

Apollo 11 - 40 years ago:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ap...0th/index.html

How to save IP into a text file?
 

Hi
If you just need the Internal and External IP.
Download this free small util. (No need to install just Run it).
It would let you copy the IPs to the clipboard with a mouse click.
Looks like this, http://www.ezlan.net/example/IP2.jpg
Download here, http://keir.net/ip2.html
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).

"Poppe" wrote in message
...
Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.

How to save IP into a text file?
 

Hi
If you just need the Internal and External IP.
Download this free small util. (No need to install just Run it).
It would let you copy the IPs to the clipboard with a mouse click.
Looks like this, http://www.ezlan.net/example/IP2.jpg
Download here, http://keir.net/ip2.html
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).

"Poppe" wrote in message
...
Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.

How to save IP into a text file?
 

This was a good workaround.

Is it possible to use wildcards in FIND?

Like find "?.?.?.?" - so i could get just the IP numbers?

Thanks



"John John - MVP" wrote:

ipconfig |find "IP Address" filename.txt

John

Poppe wrote:
Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.

How to save IP into a text file?
 

This was a good workaround.

Is it possible to use wildcards in FIND?

Like find "?.?.?.?" - so i could get just the IP numbers?

Thanks



"John John - MVP" wrote:

ipconfig |find "IP Address" filename.txt

John

Poppe wrote:
Hello

I can save ip with ipconfig name.txt
But this results for the whole ipconfig dialog being saved.

Is there a way to get just the IP itself? (x.x.x.x)
From Registry or any other way, like with some program?

In my scenario the PC has always only one IP in use, not several. And it's
WIN XP.