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Comment from ahamed on 2009-04-24

2009-04-25T06:04:30Z

hi,
Well u gave the instructions are good. I Normally used to check the IP address details in ip-details.com. It is very easy to find IP address along with the route map.

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Comment from RLJ on 2009-02-19

2009-02-19T14:50:33Z

Is the infor mation at find my router available to them or just to the pc owner?

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Comment from Trevor on 2009-02-11

2009-02-11T23:36:28Z

http://findmyrouter.skahasoftware.com

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Comment from Trevor on 2009-02-11

2009-02-11T23:35:35Z

This new web site will tell you BOTH your external address (like the other sites) but also the local IP address of your computer, and the IP address of your router. Now you don't need IPCONFIG!

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Comment from a on 2009-02-09

2009-02-10T00:45:45Z

I got windows vista and when I type the IPCONFIG in search I get a result but when I click it it seems to open but then it close in less than a second after being open

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Comment from venky on 2008-11-17

2008-11-17T10:11:45Z

how to configure the publicip to windows server 2003operating system with through lan and staticip

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Comment from DarMar on 2008-11-12

2008-11-12T16:37:20Z

Another way to find the IP Address is to go to the Internet and type in www.whatismyip.com. This works for only one networkcard. With more than one networkcard I don't know if it would show multiple IP Addresses.

As mentioned in the article services like whatismyip.com only show you your internet IP address, they do not and can not show you the IP address of your machine (er, your machine's network card) on your local LAN if you have a router.

- Leo
13-Nov-2008

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Comment from Robert Solarski on 2008-11-11

2008-11-11T22:27:47Z

Thanks, everybody, but I already figured it out, which I should have done before firing off my comment. It's nice to know that somebody else is not perfect.

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Comment from Julian Hicks on 2008-11-11

2008-11-11T19:29:21Z

Strictly speaking, 'machines' don't have IP addresses, it's network adapters that have an IP address! You'll have an IP address for each network card installed; thus your computer could have two or three!

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Comment from Just Jim on 2008-11-11

2008-11-11T18:03:09Z

Be careful slinging the raspberries, Glenn P. !
"he mannaged to misspell the command"
contains a misspelling of its own!
("managed" contains but one "n")

:o :) :=)

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Comment from Glenn P. on 2008-11-11

2008-11-11T17:52:11Z

This is for Robert Solarski (and everyone else!) --

You've managed to catch Leo in a rare error: he mannaged to misspell the command. It's not "IPCONFG", but "IPCONFIG" (a second "I" belongs between the "F" and the "G"). That's why you're getting CMD.EXE's equivalent of a "?SYNTAX ERROR".

Nyah nyah nyah, Leo! Shame on you! :) :) :)

It happens more often than I'd like. Thankfully I can always count on my readers to point out my errors. (Fixed it by the way.)

- Leo
12-Nov-2008

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Comment from Pat VanD on 2008-11-11

2008-11-11T16:49:51Z

Type? You meant ipconfig for a windows machine.

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Comment from ItsSri on 2008-11-11

2008-11-11T14:56:27Z

The command is IPCONFIG. Probably, the 'I' got left left out by mistake.

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Comment from Robert Solarski on 2008-11-11

2008-11-11T14:39:09Z

When I enter "IPCONFG" in the command prompt as directed, I get a message that it is not recognized as an internal or external command, inoperable program or batch file. I am running Windows XP, SP3 Professional
Can you help?

If your comment is accurate, it's ipconfig not ipconfg - there's a second 'i'.

- Leo
11-Nov-2008

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