Howdy,

I'm running Vista Ultimate 32bit. When I run ipconfig I get a long list of
tunnel adapters. It is quite annoying as I always have to scroll up. I've
since installed Cisco, SonicWall and Virtual Server and each I think has
multiplied the amount. I now have 38 tunnels! Is there anyway to hide
these?! When I do an ipconfig /all the top config gets cut off due to the
command buffer size. So, is there a way to hide or remove all of these extra
tunnels?

Thanks!

--
David Lozzi
Product Development Manager
Delphi Technology Solutions
www.delphi-ts.com - www.lozzi.net

I suppose you could remove the adapters or drivers that require the entries,
I suppose. However there is a "Plan B"

Append "|more" without the quotes to the command line.

E.g. ipconfig /? |more

It pipes the command result to a buffer. The screen space will fill to the
bottom and pause. Press enter to move up one line. Press Ctrl C to break
back to the prompt.

--

Tom
MSMVP 1998-2007

"David Lozzi" wrote in message
...
Howdy,

I'm running Vista Ultimate 32bit. When I run ipconfig I get a long list of
tunnel adapters. It is quite annoying as I always have to scroll up. I've
since installed Cisco, SonicWall and Virtual Server and each I think has
multiplied the amount. I now have 38 tunnels! Is there anyway to hide
these?! When I do an ipconfig /all the top config gets cut off due to the
command buffer size. So, is there a way to hide or remove all of these
extra tunnels?

Thanks!

--
David Lozzi
Product Development Manager
Delphi Technology Solutions
www.delphi-ts.com - www.lozzi.net

Another option which I prefer is to use this command:

ipconfig /all C:\users\userName\documents\ipconfigDaily.rtf

This way you will pipe all your output into an rtf file and it will be
nicely formatted. Then you open the file which may have preset font size for
clarity and peruse it. Or you can search/find your section quickly.

"Tom Ferguson" wrote in message
...
I suppose you could remove the adapters or drivers that require the
entries, I suppose. However there is a "Plan B"

Append "|more" without the quotes to the command line.

E.g. ipconfig /? |more

It pipes the command result to a buffer. The screen space will fill to the
bottom and pause. Press enter to move up one line. Press Ctrl C to break
back to the prompt.

--

Tom
MSMVP 1998-2007

"David Lozzi" wrote in message
...
Howdy,

I'm running Vista Ultimate 32bit. When I run ipconfig I get a long list
of tunnel adapters. It is quite annoying as I always have to scroll up.
I've since installed Cisco, SonicWall and Virtual Server and each I think
has multiplied the amount. I now have 38 tunnels! Is there anyway to hide
these?! When I do an ipconfig /all the top config gets cut off due to the
command buffer size. So, is there a way to hide or remove all of these
extra tunnels?

Thanks!

--
David Lozzi
Product Development Manager
Delphi Technology Solutions
www.delphi-ts.com - www.lozzi.net

Yes, that is often useful, too. The command causes the command's output
being redirected to an ANSI/ASCII file. If Word is installed, having an rtf
extension will result in the file (a text file) being opened in Word. If one
specifies the txt extension, it will open in Notepad.

--

Tom
MSMVP 1998-2007


"AlexB" wrote in message
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Another option which I prefer is to use this command:

ipconfig /all C:\users\userName\documents\ipconfigDaily.rtf

This way you will pipe all your output into an rtf file and it will be
nicely formatted. Then you open the file which may have preset font size
for clarity and peruse it. Or you can search/find your section quickly.

"Tom Ferguson" wrote in message
...
I suppose you could remove the adapters or drivers that require the
entries, I suppose. However there is a "Plan B"

Append "|more" without the quotes to the command line.

E.g. ipconfig /? |more

It pipes the command result to a buffer. The screen space will fill to
the bottom and pause. Press enter to move up one line. Press Ctrl C to
break back to the prompt.

--

Tom
MSMVP 1998-2007

"David Lozzi" wrote in message
...
Howdy,

I'm running Vista Ultimate 32bit. When I run ipconfig I get a long list
of tunnel adapters. It is quite annoying as I always have to scroll up.
I've since installed Cisco, SonicWall and Virtual Server and each I
think has multiplied the amount. I now have 38 tunnels! Is there anyway
to hide these?! When I do an ipconfig /all the top config gets cut off
due to the command buffer size. So, is there a way to hide or remove all
of these extra tunnels?

Thanks!

--
David Lozzi
Product Development Manager
Delphi Technology Solutions
www.delphi-ts.com - www.lozzi.net