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Alan
Running XP Home edition, is there a place to find my IP
address?
address?
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Chris Lanier
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S.Sengupta
Hi!Alan!
Run the command prompt ( under Start > Programs > Accessories)
Type ipconfig /all
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ssg MS-MVP
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Run the command prompt ( under Start > Programs > Accessories)
Type ipconfig /all
regards/
ssg MS-MVP
pronetworks.org
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Lesley
You can also Doubleclick the connection Icon on the
System Tray and look at the Details Tables - Client IP
Address
Lesley
System Tray and look at the Details Tables - Client IP
Address
Lesley
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purplehaz
My network places, view network connection, right click your connection,
status, support tab.(also the details button on the support tab).
Or
Start, run, type in: cmd, hit enter. Type in: ipconfig /all , hit enter.
status, support tab.(also the details button on the support tab).
Or
Start, run, type in: cmd, hit enter. Type in: ipconfig /all , hit enter.
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Doug Knox MS-MVP
The Win2K version of WINIPCFG works with XP and can be downloaded at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools/existing/wntipcfg-o.asp
If the network connection icon is in the System tray, right click it, select
Status, then go to the Support tab.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools/existing/wntipcfg-o.asp
If the network connection icon is in the System tray, right click it, select
Status, then go to the Support tab.
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=?ISO-8859-1?Q?SunnyB=A9?=
Running XP Home edition, is there a place to find my IP
address?
If you have manually set your IP from inside network connection and you have
a router and broadband most of the WinXP native apps will only tell the
inside IP such as: 10.0.0.* or 192.168.*.* or 172.*.*.* or what ever you
have set the to.
MyWanIP tells you your outside IP address.
MyWanIP is FREE and you can download it from any of these download sites.
(Designed for Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, Windows 2000 and XP)
ftp://ftp.mywanip.com/mywanipsetup.exe
ftp://ftp2.mywanip.com/mywanipsetup.exe
ftp://ftp3.mywanip.com/mywanipsetup.exe
§ß©
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DanGo
From a command line window, type: ipconfig
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purplehaz
SunnyB© said:If you have manually set your IP from inside network connection and you have
a router and broadband most of the WinXP native apps will only tell the
inside IP such as: 10.0.0.* or 192.168.*.* or 172.*.*.* or what ever you
have set the to.
MyWanIP tells you your outside IP address.
MyWanIP is FREE and you can download it from any of these download sites.
(Designed for Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, Windows 2000 and XP)
ftp://ftp.mywanip.com/mywanipsetup.exe
ftp://ftp2.mywanip.com/mywanipsetup.exe
ftp://ftp3.mywanip.com/mywanipsetup.exe
If you have a router why would need a program to show you your wan ip
address? Your wan ip is listed right in the routers config page, usually at
192.168.0.1
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Chris Lanier
not always, linksys' default is 192.168.1.1.
purplehaz said:If you have a router why would need a program to show you your wan ip
address? Your wan ip is listed right in the routers config page, usually at
192.168.0.1
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purplehaz
Ya I know not always, but its a good place to start, or look in the router
manual. In my netgear it was 192.168.0.1, but it allows me to change it to
any subnet I want, so I did.
manual. In my netgear it was 192.168.0.1, but it allows me to change it to
any subnet I want, so I did.
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NobodyMan
Running XP Home edition, is there a place to find my IP
address?
It's contained within the token ring. Find it before it disappears
into the ethernet.
Yea, I know, it's an old Dilbert joke, but it seemed topical at the
moment.
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cimex
Who doesn't love old Dilbert jokes?
My favorite is when the boss looks on the back of the monitor for the
"firewall."
My favorite is when the boss looks on the back of the monitor for the
"firewall."
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Jim Macklin
I like the one where the boss was saving money on computer
training, so he taught the class himself. He said, "Let's
get started, everybody pick up your moose."
| Who doesn't love old Dilbert jokes?
| My favorite is when the boss looks on the back of the
monitor for the
| "firewall."
|
|
|
| | > On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 03:59:37 -0700, "Alan"
| >
| > >Running XP Home edition, is there a place to find my IP
| > >address?
| >
| > It's contained within the token ring. Find it before it
disappears
| > into the ethernet.
| >
| > Yea, I know, it's an old Dilbert joke, but it seemed
topical at the
| > moment.
| >
|
|
training, so he taught the class himself. He said, "Let's
get started, everybody pick up your moose."
| Who doesn't love old Dilbert jokes?
| My favorite is when the boss looks on the back of the
monitor for the
| "firewall."
|
|
|
| | > On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 03:59:37 -0700, "Alan"
| >
| > >Running XP Home edition, is there a place to find my IP
| > >address?
| >
| > It's contained within the token ring. Find it before it
disappears
| > into the ethernet.
| >
| > Yea, I know, it's an old Dilbert joke, but it seemed
topical at the
| > moment.
| >
|
|
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Alex Nichol
purplehaz said:Ya I know not always, but its a good place to start, or look in the router
manual. In my netgear it was 192.168.0.1, but it allows me to change it to
any subnet I want, so I did.
Worth noting that if you set up Internet Connection sharing, it will
force the IP address of the connection into the local net to be
192.168.0.1
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purplehaz
Good to know. If you use ICS can you change that in registry or somewhere orAlex Nichol said:Worth noting that if you set up Internet Connection sharing, it will
force the IP address of the connection into the local net to be
192.168.0.1
are you stuck with 192.168.0.1?
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cimex
LOL!
I'm heading out to buy a set of antlers for mine...
I'm heading out to buy a set of antlers for mine...
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