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Originally Posted by ffooky
Running ipconfig on my machine (behind a router) only allows the commands
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waitall, getifaddr, ifcount, getoption, getpacket, set
and refuses anything with a "/" which seems logical to me, isn't that part of a path not a command ?
All the release/renew help I've ever seen says that the analogous procedure on a Mac is something along these linesI have no idea whether you wouldn't just get back the same IP your ISP had assigned you but if you can, this seems to be a sensible way.
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No. In a DOS command prompt, the forward slash denotes a switch, the
backslash is the path designator.
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