Vista - How to know vPC 2007 base machine ip

Hi,
After login to the VPC2007 using RDP.How can i know the base machine ip on
where i have installed this vpc 2007.

I presume you mean that you have logged into the virtual machine. VPC2007
is the name of the application.

Why would you need to know the IP of the host? Doesn't it show up in
Network Places (or whatever it is called in the OS you are using)?

"Admin" <admin@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Ocjeqcs0JHA.4880@xxxxxx

On Tue, 12 May 2009 11:31:55 +0530, "Admin" <admin@xxxxxx> wrote:
A virtual machine is to all software systems exactly like a separate
PC on your network. The fact that it is based on a host PC does not
matter at all.

If I stretch your question a bit:
If you log on with RDP to a physical PC (running XP Pro or similar)
then how would you go about finding out if the remote PC is actually
physically a desktop or a tower model? And if you want to know the
color of the chassis?
Not simple using just software, right?
And also not very useful info either....

What you are really saying is that you would like to know the IP of a
computer by logging on with RDP to *another* computer...

It makes much more sense if you logged on to the *host* PC with RDP
and then checked its IP address. But of course you would not need to
because if you sucessfully logged on then you already know its
address.....

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Bo Berglund (Sweden)