><snip> >> Short of those, how do I get the TCP/IP setting off a PC? Airport won't >> work, they are supposed to be wireless at the town central by Sept 1, but >> there are some financial problems. The Bar association has yet to gather >> their horse and buggy meetings to vote on the value of being wireless in >the >> courthouse. > >Getting the TCP/IP settings off of a Windows-based PC (which I'm forced to >use) is relatively easy, but the problem would be that whatever software the >library is running might not let you into the Control Panel or anything >else. Assuming it does, (and it's a 9x not 2000 or NT) you can just launch >WINIPCFG in whatever way you like the best (just typing it in to the Start >menu's Run dialog will do) and press the "More Info" button to show just >about all that you'd need to know: DNS servers, gateways, IP addresses, >subnet masks, etc.
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