Sensor Man wrote:

ISOn my XP Pro ipconfig just opens and closes a dos box. Nothing else
and no results.

SM Run it from a command prompt box instead of start-run.

Thanks, that works

On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:12:34 -0400, "Rob McCartney"
wrote:

Nope, ain't gonna open my network to the world for the sake of some music
and family photos.....

"Bill Blomgren" wrote in message
.. .
On Sun, 1 Aug 2004 14:45:16 -0400, "Rob McCartney"

wrote:

I have McAfee Firewall and even though the TiVo Beacon, Desktop and
Server
are all granted full access, I still get nowhere, even when I completely
disable the Firewall I get nowhere, so I don't think it's a firewall
issue
either.

Anyone have any other suggestions???

Try uninstalling the McAfee.. I'll bet it starts working properly.


Is your workstation plugged straight into a cable modem, or do you have a
firewall between you and the outside world?

On Mon, 02 Aug 2004 21:22:00 GMT, "Seth"
wrote:

"Ian Singer" wrote in message
. ..


Seth wrote:


NOTE: That applies to Win9x (95,98,Me) class machines. For NT based
(NT2,
2K, XP), in a CMD box, "ipconfig" for basic info (IP, mask and GW),
"ipconfig /all" for detailed info and "ipconfig /renew" to perform a
renew.



On my XP Pro ipconfig just opens and closes a dos box. Nothing else and
no results.


" in a CMD box"

It does give results, you just didn't see them because the window closed
when the operation was complete.


Click start, then run. type in CMD.
Now you have a command prompt window.

Now type Ipconfig /all

"Bill Blomgren" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 09:12:34 -0400, "Rob McCartney"

wrote:

Nope, ain't gonna open my network to the world for the sake of some music
and family photos.....

"Bill Blomgren" wrote in message
.. .
On Sun, 1 Aug 2004 14:45:16 -0400, "Rob McCartney"

wrote:

I have McAfee Firewall and even though the TiVo Beacon, Desktop and
Server
are all granted full access, I still get nowhere, even when I
completely
disable the Firewall I get nowhere, so I don't think it's a firewall
issue
either.

Anyone have any other suggestions???

Try uninstalling the McAfee.. I'll bet it starts working properly.


Is your workstation plugged straight into a cable modem, or do you have a
firewall between you and the outside world?

Cable modem to router then through firewall to workstation....but again I
don't think it's a firewall issue since everything is granted full
access....and I didn't have this problem until about a month
ago.....nothing's changed except the ability to access My Photos & Music