how do you find your ip address using windows xp and internet explorer?

Question

can you tell me how to find my ip address on my computer. i use windows xp and internet explorer

Answer 1

Start> Run> type in "CMD"... In that window type "ipconfig /all"

That'll give you IP - Gateway - and everything else!


Everyone else will say what I've said...

Answer 2

this is a quite straightforward,go to run and type cmd,this will open the command prompt window
then type in ipconfig and then return,this will then give you your current ip address and a few other bits of info,if you want to print this out just press the key"print screen"
while on the topic of internet connection,also in the command prompt window type in... ping www.yahoo.co.uk then press return
what this will do is a ping test,it will send 4 packets of information to the desired website and then return them,this will then give you 4 packets of information,in which it will give you the ip adress and the speed in milliseconds,and then it will give you a average speed in milliseconds
anything around 30 m/seconds is a good result,anything over 50m/seconds is average,and over 100m/seconds is bad
this comes in handy if you need to test your connection speed,and even to test your actual internet to see if its connected
i hope this helps you
good luck

Answer 3

http://www.whatismyip.com/

Will give you your externally facing IP address.

If you're using network address translation, then the actual IP address assigned to your NIC will be different. Open a command prompt and type "ipconfig /all" for that.

Answer 4

http://www.whatismyip.com/

Will give you your externally facing IP address.

If you're using network address translation, then the actual IP address assigned to your NIC will be different. Open a command prompt and type "ipconfig /all" for that.

Answer 5

Try right clicking on My Computer..then click properties..and it should list you IP...

Answer 6

click [start][run] type the word 'cmd' (without quotes) into the box, and click ok.
A command box will pop up. Now type 'ipconfig /all' (again no quotes) and hit return.
type exit into the command box to make it go away.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

www.ipchicken.com

Answer 9

www.ipchicken.com