Solved ipconfig /all - problem

[teckneeculler]

My W7 Ultimate 64bit network links 3 desktops and 3 laptops through a Thompson TG582n modem-router.

All internet activity is 100%.

I can ping every computer without problems.

I can see and access every computer - move files, copy files etc etc. As I also can from from any other computer.

But when I open an Admin command line from my computer and type 'ipconfig /all', I can see the router at 192.168.1.254 and my own address 192.168.1.64 but nothing else.

The same thing happens when I try this action from other computers. They can see themselves and the router but nothing else.

I've run the commands 'flushdns' and 'registerdns' to no avail.

Suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[pbcopter]

There is nothing wrong. That is all the command "ipconfig /all" is designed to show.

What are you trying to do?

 

[teckneeculler]

Nothing in particular. Just curious

One site suggested the command 'arp -4' gets a list of active IP addresses. It worked for me.

Plus, this freebie app reveals IP addresses and names. Handy.

Advanced_IP_Scanner_2.5.3499

 

[pbcopter]

Nothing in particular. Just curious

One site suggested the command 'arp -4' gets a list of active IP addresses. It worked for me.

Plus, this freebie app reveals IP addresses and names. Handy.

Advanced_IP_Scanner_2.5.3499

Do you mean arp -a?

 

[teckneeculler]

Yes.