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 Mar 28 2004, 9:52 pm
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What is the quickest way to find your network IP address? I know that you can use run > ipconfig -all, but I can't see which is my network IP. Eek!
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Mar 28 2004, 10:00 pm
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Nadrew
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"winipcfg" shows your network address in the "IP" section most of the time.
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It should be there, you can also run a ".hub ping" while hosting something in DS, that reports your network IP.
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A cheap way is http://www.whatismyip.com
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What is the quickest way to find your network IP address? I know that you can use run > ipconfig -all, but I can't see which is my network IP. Eek! I'm not sure if it depends on network setup but I think the LAN IP adress always starts with 192.168. | |
Right Click on My Network Places and then Properties, so you can get into the Network connections panel. Then goto LAN-Or high speed internet, click on the lan one, and it should have an ip in the left coloum
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Failing that, you could always just go Command Prompt, ipconfig (or winipcfg depending on windows version). It should have a list of IP addresses, the following:
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection That is where you will find the LAN IP address... Provided it's connected of course. | |
Theodis wrote:
I'm not sure if it depends on network setup but I think the LAN IP adress always starts with 192.168. Normally it does, especially in home network setups. It *could* also start with 10, or somewhere between 172.16-172.31. | |
That's your internet IP, you silly!
They're looking for a network IP! As in a LAN! Gaaah! <font size=1>Sorry about that moderate flaming. I can't help it. It's Tuesday.</font> | |