Well, there is a list of numbers... lots of numbers... nothing says printer and a number beside it... how do I know what number belongs to the printer? Bad explanation. The command to copy and paste.. was not easy to find.. I looked it over a few times.. then I saw where it was. You should have given it its own line of something.. it blends in and people can't see it. Here it is..... -------------------------- netstat -r -------------------------- It was beside Command Shown: Anyway.,... what to do with all those numbers... LOL...
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What did you paste?
Lots of IP addresses. How can I tell which one is my printer? Not helpful. Sorry.
Thank you very much for your effort and short and simple sharing ... it works very well...
You're welcome!
how do you know which ip adress is the printer's
you made me laugh by hiding everything, lol
exactly.. stupid
thats the point?
command is not seen
You might have helped me if your video had a subtitle geez
Bro I can't find the command where is it?
he gave it in the description command: netstat -r
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Lost me right at 30 sec mark after you open settings. Where do you go to get to cmd?
you search it up on the left corner, i got it
how do you know which ip adress is the printer's
that was my problem
@@stephanieo.5137 mine too
Same
Dude, whats the comand? You never said the command LOL Oh, I see now you talking too fast and why did you hide the table?
NAT address
Very helpful, thank you!
You're welcome!
@@MDTechVideos how do you know which ip adress is the printer's
how do you know which ip adress is the printer's
you're going too fast to follow !
Maybe if you could talk a little faster??
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Well, there is a list of numbers... lots of numbers... nothing says printer and a number beside it... how do I know what number belongs to the printer? Bad explanation.
The command to copy and paste.. was not easy to find.. I looked it over a few times.. then I saw where it was. You should have given it its own line of something.. it blends in and people can't see it.
Here it is.....
--------------------------
netstat -r
--------------------------
It was beside Command Shown:
Anyway.,... what to do with all those numbers... LOL...