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ping and ipconfig command not recognized
Name: andrew Date: March 20, 2002 at 18:12:11 Pacific
Comment:
Background info:
-Network is NT Server based -From the Server I can Ping two client computers and receive correct responses -However, when i go to these two clients and try to ping neither of the clints recognizes the command i.e. internal error etc... -one client OS is windows 2000 the other is NT 4.0 -how do i resolve this? -everything else with the computers seems to be working
Name: Andy Date: March 20, 2002 at 22:04:55 Pacific
Reply:
Sounds like ping.exe is not in the path on these clients. From a command prompt, type: path to see what directories are in the path, then do a search for ping.exe and make sure it's in one of those directories.
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