how do you view it in the command prompt?
is it: ip_config?
or what is it?
is it: ip_config?
or what is it?
ipconfig in command.exe
also type help and hit enter for a bunch more basic commands
also type help and hit enter for a bunch more basic commands
Last edited by GodFather (2008-01-21 23:52:48)
Then again, I can just tell you your IP
I need around tree fiddy.
doesnt ipconfig only show you the internal ip? (like 192.168.1.123) (like you see 85.254.32.116) ?DonFck wrote:
Then again, I can just tell you your IP
isn't there like an administrator login name and password?
Oui.GodFather wrote:
doesnt ipconfig only show you the internal ip? (like 192.168.1.123) (like you see 85.254.32.116) ?DonFck wrote:
Then again, I can just tell you your IP
I need around tree fiddy.
for what? Command prompt? Notheit57 wrote:
isn't there like an administrator login name and password?
Hold Windows key, then press R
in Run type "cmd" (without quotes) and hit enter
your in the command prompt... now type ipconfig and then hit enter
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Good?
btw: what do you need this for?
Last edited by GodFather (2008-01-22 00:12:06)
How about "ipconfig /all", that will do the trick as well and show you your subnet, gateway, MAC address, everything.
If your on Vista, then UAC does retrict some command prompt commands, and so you will have to run command prompt with administrative priviledges (may require entering administor password!) (I know ipconfig /flushdns is one, but not sure about others).theit57 wrote:
isn't there like an administrator login name and password?
So yeah... if your looking for your internal IP, then go to cmd, type ipconfig, and enter, and it will be there. It will also be in the details section of the interface setttings in network connections.
As for your external IP address, either check your Router, or go to www.whatismyipaddress.com