How can I check which version of TCP/IP I have?
 

As the subject states, how would I do it?

Thanks

you probably have IPv5....i think....i forget my cisco stuff

i know IPv6 is the new stuff with hexidecimal crap.

I wish i knew cisco loney:

cisco sucks

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not when it could get you a good job

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Are you looking for your IP address? Your "TCP/IP Version" isn't really something you can update or change. I promise you you're using IPv4.


Tell us what you're trying to do and we can figure it out.

HAHAHA IN YOUR FACES IM IN CISCO! HOES! eek:

No, definatly not looking for my IP address. I was looking for the version of what TCP/IP on our servers. Looked everywhere and it wasn't telling me anything/anywhere in the properties of TCP/IP... wasn't sure if there certain versions like cisco routers. Believe it or not I run three servers and multiple routers for my communication platoon but I couldn't figure out if there was a specific version of TCP/IP I was using, I just read online that "majority" use v4 and v6 can be used on 2003 server (what I run) if enabled.

Thanks for the help

Its very unlikely that you'll need or want to use the 128bit addressing found in v6. Unless of course its for some crazy military shit.

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