HOW DO I FIND OUT MY IP ADDRESS
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HOW DO I FIND OUT MY IP ADDRESS
In your Dos prompt type ipconfig...
Or try:
START MENU -> RUN -> Type in "winipcfg" and hit enter.
Then, from the drop-down list-box, pick the device (modem or network card) that you use, and your IP should be shown there.
You can also open up a dos session in windows and type in
nbtstat -n
And it should display you ip address.
Also, my dear friend who has the CAPS button stuck down, you can use netstat. Try the following.
C:/>Netstat -n
This will show you all your connected ports and the ip addresses connection to your computer. Now the setup should look something like this:
Proto - Local Address - Foreign Address - State
TCP 123.456.7.8:1234 38.52.46.1:80 Established
TCP 123.456.7.8:1234 234.56.14.61:119 Established
UDP 123.456.7.8:1234 111.35.55.6:25 Time_Wait
TCP 123.456.7.8:1234 254.231.33.5:1214 Time_Wait
Now, your IP will be the Local Address ...Foreign Address is all the IP's currently connected to your computer, and the " : " divides the IP and the port of that which it is connected to you to. Foreign Address's can differ, so thats ok, yet your Local Address should all be the same if your not doing any whacky stuff to your PC. :) TCP/UDP are the protocols. TCP - Transfer Control Protocol ; UDP - User Datagram Protocol. Now the State is just the 'state' of the current connection, this can also differ...as you see in my lovely diagram :), two are established, and two are waiting.
[P.S. - Sorry about the crappy diagram...I did the best I can do. :rolleyes:]
Try Shields Up! at GRC. this will tell you your IP address plus whether or not your computer is leaking information about you onto the net for anyone to see! :D
ummm....
u can also use ARP.
ip address/mac address
err....
i think.
:eek:
http://www.whatismyipaddress.com/
this will tell you every time :D
instead of using "winipcfg " at the run dialog try using netstat -n because many a times winipcfg gives an error that some supporting file is not found...
intruder....:borg: