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Is there a way to keep a DOS window open when trying to open such a file like netstat, or ipconfig?
I need this so that I can find out al least where people are from when I get no notification when someone has added me to MSN Messenger, and they refuse to message me back when asked anything.I don’t believe this is possible other than on Windoze XP whereas you can keep a command prompt open on the side as a window.
There’s no point. You can’t trace indiviual IP addresses through a netstat command with no direct one-on-one connection (which isn’t an MSN feature).Do you mean that when you go to Start < Run < ipconfig it opens and closes real fast?
If that is the case, simply open the Command Prompt first, and then type in ipconfig or netstat. Is this what you mean?
Yes thank you magistyk, that is what I wanted. (I really need to get to know DOS!!)
And as for finding out who this person is… anyway on doing it? They have no information on their profile.My cousin uses this website, where you copy and paste their IP into a query string, and it gives you a bunch of information on them. I’ll try to beat the URL out of him. 🙂
Perhaps http://www.arin.net/whois/ ?
Ohhh…. what a site!!! Now is there an easier way of finding out what their IP address is besides netstat?
To me finding out someone’s information through an IP is a chore. A lot of times the IP’s lead only to their server’s ISP, chat server, or other haven, or are spoofed entirely. There have been cases where I had tried finding information on IP’s and the information put into some tracert, either through dos or a windows based program, would turn up as “no server existing” or destination of host unreachable. Netstat might give you IP’s but the traces on them aren’t always true or are unobtainable.
When I was on a past chat program I ran into a lot of this sort of unknowns, the chat program itself is half-invisible and cannot be traced at all. Same people on this program whom were doing scans off of people, whether or not these scans were irc based scans or manually done will be a forever mystery to me, I’m glad to be away from that place. Not right what some places do to people and users have no clue what is going on. Then when you go to question it or ask around people either hush down or think your looney.
So basically I don’t bother doing netstats or traces anymore, accuracy-wise in my opinion the results are not correct or a place could be trace-proofed which there are some many places like this.
RJ
Quote:quote: Ohhh…. what a site!!! Now is there an easier way of finding out what their IP address is besides netstat?That depends entirely on how they contacted you, and/or if they are still online.
They are online, but no contact was made by them. I dont remember adding them, and I dont remember recieving an notification of them adding me. I tried asking them for information, but there was no response. Their email is:address deleted by moderator.
That would solve nothing. I want to find out who they are.
windaphoner…. i used netstat anyway… forgot what you said… and you were right, (not that I didnt believe you)
I ended up getting these IP’s and they all belong to spyware I believe.Quote:quote:64.152.73.236:80-Gator
Level 3 Communications, Inc. LC-ORG-ARIN (NET-64-152-0-0-1)
64.152.0.0 – 64.159.255.255
Gator.com LVL3-GATOR-01 (NET-64-152-73-0-1)
64.152.73.0 – 64.152.73.25566.54.140.151:80-Fastcolo
Yipes Communications, Inc. YIPES-BLK3 (NET-66-54-128-0-1)
66.54.128.0 – 66.54.255.255
Fastcolo, Inc. YIPS-FAST-A052902 (NET-66-54-140-0-1)
66.54.140.0 – 66.54.143.25563.150.154.197:80-Quest Communications
Qwest Communications NET-QWEST-BLKS-2 (NET-63-144-0-0-1)
63.144.0.0 – 63.151.255.255
Cable and Wireless QWEST-IAD-CABLEWIRE (NET-63-150-154-192-1)
63.150.154.192 – 63.150.154.223
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