How to find out my IP address

[nick]

What's the easiest way to find out your external IP address?

I am behind two routers and neither of them actually show me my external IP address.

 

[Dweller]

Probably easiest is to try going to a page like this: http://www.danasoft.com/ which has an IP tracker on it.

 

[Urme the Legend]

www.myip.com

 

[NetNifty]

www.whatismyip.com i find easiest to remember

 

[Pippic]

or this one http://checkip.dyndns.org/

 

[Sharma]

or this one http://checkip.dyndns.org/

I'll vouch for this one as its the only one that actually got my IP correct.

 

[SilverHood]

noobs


To find your PC's IP address, go to Start > run

write "CMD"

write "ipconfig" at the DOS promt

Your IP address is where it says "IP Address"


:worthy:

Btw, those sites all show your connenction IP address - not your actual PC's (in my case anyway, since I'm on a network)

 

[Ballade.]

noobs


To find your PC's IP address, go to Start > run

write "CMD"

write "ipconfig" at the DOS promt

Your IP address is where it says "IP Address"


:worthy:

Btw, those sites all show your connenction IP address - not your actual PC's (in my case anyway, since I'm on a network)

bleh was gonna write the same hehe

 

[NetNifty]

Ipconfig works for network IP address well but he said external IP address ;p

And aside from software on a router I cant think of a way to get the external IP address without using an external resource like a web site or FTP server or shell account or something that returns your IP addy when logging on

 

[SilverHood]

Ipconfig works for network IP address well but he said external IP address ;p

And aside from software on a router I cant think of a way to get the external IP address without using an external resource like a web site or FTP server or shell account or something that returns your IP addy when logging on

I really should read threads properly

 

[Tharion]

I really should read threads properly

Naa more fun that way

 

[old.Tohtori]

Ask the Haxor Brothors

 

[Addlcove]

everyday routers (those that ISP´s parks at lusers with no clue how to flush your local dns cache ))has some fancy wannabe fotm interface based of HTML, just type in yuor routers INTERNAL ip in the URLbar on your browser and you´ll see.