I have a local network adapter, and whenever I check the property sheet for
its ipv4 settings, it is always blank for the user-defined ip and subnet
mask, even after adding them in. (that is, after adding them in and going
back to check, the settings are blank). (Default gateway is fine).

When I run ipconfig, it shows two ip addresses for the adapter (x.x.x.124
and x.x.x.129).

Any suggestions? I've tried resetting the adapter, deleting the driver, and
a few other things, to no avail. is there a utility that can be downloaded
that can diagnose this? Or a registry setting to delete?

Thanks.

sss
"Tech_vs_Life" <limited@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
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>I have a local network adapter, and whenever I check the property sheet for
>its ipv4 settings, it is always blank for the user-defined ip and subnet
>mask, even after adding them in. (that is, after adding them in and going
>back to check, the settings are blank). (Default gateway is fine).
>
> When I run ipconfig, it shows two ip addresses for the adapter (x.x.x.124
> and x.x.x.129).
>
> Any suggestions? I've tried resetting the adapter, deleting the driver,
> and a few other things, to no avail. is there a utility that can be
> downloaded that can diagnose this? Or a registry setting to delete?
>
> Thanks.

I didn't understand your response.

"Some Guy in Kirkland" <mallyman@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> sss

neither do i.. . i actually fired off a delete request for that post..
was messing with my login id...


r
"Tech_vs_Life" <limited@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
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>I didn't understand your response.
>
> "Some Guy in Kirkland" <mallyman@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:F9DF3298-AEE4-4013-8B1B-4E56FAF784D2@microsoft.com...
>> sss
>