How can I send a message to the known IP?
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Is the receiver on your net work?\n\nIf so, \n\nnet send (ip address goes here) "(message goes here)"\nif you only have one other computer on your network, just do net send * "message\nthe * sends it to all PCs on the network\n\n\nNOTE: If this doesn't work, you might have you messenger turn off. here's how to turn it on:\n1)Access you control panel\n2)Click "administrative tools"\n3)Choose "services"\n4)Scroll down the list until you see "messenger"\n5)Select "Messenger"\n6)From the drop-down menu, choose your start up type as "automatic"\n7)Hit "apply"\n8)On the same tab that the "automatic" feature was located, choose "start" then "apply"\n\nThe end
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Try IP Switch 'WhatsUP gold"\n\nhttp://www.ipswitch.com/Products/WhatsUp/
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aim:goim?screenname=YOURSCREENNAMEHERE\n\nput your screenname where i specified, and when someone clicks the link it will open an IM window that will send a message to you\n\ngo here for more detailed instructions:  http://www.tech-recipes.com/instant_messaging_tips500.html
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go to start / run/type cmd.exe  /press entrer\n\n you will get the dos box \n\n\nTo send a message please type: net send recepient_name text_of_the_message\n\n\n(where reciepient name is the name of the computer)\ncheck this link for more details
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Tell them to go to www.whatismyip.com or go to command line and type ipconfig
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you should simply be able to type in the ip in the address line.
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check the full headers part and in that you will be having the IP address from it generated from. Then search on google for IP to location matching you will get the location. If you cant find message me I will reply to you.
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Open "RUN" type "cmd" then the command prompt opens\ntype "ipconfig" and press "enter". You'll get ur ip address.\nwish this helped u.
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Some forums allow you to send a private message to the host. If your forum allows that, then you could try it and see if they respond.
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You could ping it offcourse. Just type "ping hostname" into the console/prompt.
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moyah8, ping is to find out whether the host is alive or dead. it's not for sending messages. if you want to send message, type "net send <ip_address> <message>" the <ip_address> can be a specific ip that is in your network or your subnet mask. please note that if you use subnet mask, the message will be sent to all clients that are connected to your network. however, this sending message thing won't work if you're sending message to any other people that is not in your network.
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tell your friend to follow these instructions\n\nclick on start &#92; run and type cmd\n\nthe command prompt will open.  \n\ntype ipconfig and [enter].\n\nthe IP address will then be displayed.
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start > run > cmd > netstat -ano\ninitiate a direct sharing connection thing with the person\nsend a file\nrun netstat -ano again\nuse process of elimination to determine any new IPs in the list (likely on port 5190)\nyou now have their IP address\n\nrun   tracert xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx  (replace the x's with the IP address)\n\nthere you go.
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run-cmd\nnetsend computername or ip address "massage"
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If you're on linux using a bash shell, you could use nmap.\n\nIf you're on windows, download a network scanner and use that.
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One of other methods:\n\nGo to command prompt using Run > cmd\n\nType ipcongfig.
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try \nifconfig\nit should display your IP Address