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I'm creating a batch file which at one point should put the machine's TCP/IP address into a variable. If this were a system variable, it would be easy.
I'm using Windows 2000, so I already have variables such as USERDOMAIN, USERNAME, COMPUTERNAME. However, it would be most helpful if I could also get the TCP/IP address and the subnet mask information in there as well.
I'm aware this information can come from IPCONFIG. But how do I get just the numbers?
Name: Secret_Doom Date: August 1, 2002 at 14:20:00 Pacific
Reply:
This works for WinXP, should also work on Win2K:
@echo off IPCONFIG |FIND "IP" > %TEMP%.\TEMP.DAT FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=:" %%a in (%TEMP%.\TEMP.DAT) do set IP=%%a del %TEMP%.\TEMP.DAT set IP=%IP:~1% echo IP=%IP%
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