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Find IP addresses with network adapter details in Windows Server 2003

Windows Server 2003 makes it easier to obtain IP addressing information. Previously, to find out the IP address for a Windows NT or Windows 2000 system, you had to use the IPConfig command-line tool. While this method worked, you had to sift through a lot of information if there were multiple network adapters.

For those who prefer IPConfig, it's still available from the command line. However, Windows Server 2003 also includes a server feature, first released in the Windows XP client, which gives you the ability to view IP addressing information, including DHCP addressing, from the network Control Panel. Find IP addresses with network adapter details in Windows Server 2003

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