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Originally Posted by Croker
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Originally Posted by Ignition
PM Me your IP Address, there are VERY few congested nodes now thanks to the extensive resegmentation and breaking down of areas.
Off the top of my head I can only think of a couple of areas that aren't scheduled to be relieved of the congestion within weeks.
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ok - cheers - will do. Am not actually at the machine in question at this present time, but I do have the node numbers here. The IP address I have there is some kind of hexadecimal goobledegook for some reason that evades me, but I am sure there is some site that lets you know what it is - I think I saw it on some other part of the forum
edit: it might be the case, of course, that I am mistaken in what I am saying, but would appreciate the second opinion etc |
Assuming your PC is connected straight to the cable modem or STB, the IP address is not difficult to determine.
Click "Start", "Run". Type cmd, press Return. Then type "ipconfig /all" and return. You may see multiple network interfaces listed (Windows uses "virtual network interfaces" for certain purposes), but look for one called "Local Connection" (or something similar). Your IP address will be listed under there.