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Question
hello,
thanks for the good reply of previous question.but
could you please tell me how to find other person's IP
address when we are chatting with that person in dos
commands. i am not a hacker from their IP addresses we can
find the truths of fake accounts.
i shall be very thankful to you
raman
Hi, Raman,
You'll have to tell me how you are chatting with dos commands. Are you running a chat program? If so, and if you are running windows, you can download a tool called "wireshark" that will tell you that sort of information. Otherwise, you can try using the dos command "netstat" to see all the connections, then resolve the address ("ping [address]"), and you will get the IP address using DOS commands.
If you have some more details about how you are chatting with someone over DOS (what program/network library is being used, for instance), that would be more helpful.
Take care,
-Alex
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Alex Barry
Expertise
I have been a qbasic programmer since 2000, creating games, minor libraries and various small programs. I have experience using interrupts, graphics, file input/output, the mouse cursor, and using libraries. I have also learned FreeBASIC, QB64, c/c++, python, lua, php and html.
I do not claim to be an absolute authority in any language, but I don't mind looking things up and learning with you.
Experience
I have been programming in *Basic dialects since 2000, as mentioned in my expertise. After a year of QBasic, I learned C and C++, and dabbled a little in ASM (I don't program in ASM - I literally just played around to see how things work). When QB64 and FreeBASIC were released, I played with those languages. At the time, FreeBASIC offered more functionality and I sided with that language for a while. During that time, while I was learning new languages, that I would see what scripting languages are available, where I took up python and lua. I started to notice a staleness to QB64's development (which I kept tabs on from time to time), and am now trying to be active in it's community and maybe in it's development in the future.
Currently, I am only active on the QB64.net forums, but I appear on occasion on FreeBASIC.net's forums as well.
Education/Credentials
Highschool - 2007
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