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[SMcNeill]

@Kernalpanic -- it's your language and the search term:  search$ = "ip address"  vs "IPv4-Adresse"

It's not printing anything simply because the search isn't matching and finding anything to report back for you.  Not that I'm even certain how the heck you'd get a 192.---.---.- address.  Is that something with the virtual machine itself?  Or did you edit the output to protect your address yourself?  Those dashes are new to me. 

The dashes are mine.  A dash for each number. There is a full IPv4 address.

I was wondering!  The only time I've ever seen dashes in an IP address was when it was a range of addresses assigned to someone.

123.45.678.90-9  <-- this means that all numbers from 123.45.678.90 to 123.45.678.99 are all assigned to the same person.

And honestly, I think I've only ever seen that type of format once or twice in my illustrious hobbyist carrier as a programmer.