how to get my system ip and my server ip address(which provides internet) in a lan?

Answer 1

http://www.lawrencegoetz.com/programs/ipinfo/

Answer 2

The DNS in windows assigns that.
You can add a \0 or \1 to it to test. Might need the /r switch, but most likely not.
In cmd.exe type ipconfig
in Linux use Terminal or Command Line and type what you know works.

Answer 3

Start -> Run -> Cmd -> ipConfig

For IP Address, your DHCP/DNS server administrator should help you out.

Answer 4

Start > run > cmd

type 'ipconfig' hit enter.

gateway -> server IP. rest is pretty obvious

Answer 5

for this first i have to know what type of internet conn. you are using its broadband, cable network , dialup and how your system is useing the internet diretly or through proxey server

Answer 6

ipconfig /all in command prompt
or goto control panel>internet option>properties for TCP/IP

Internet ----------------- Router ------------------ CPU1 -----CPU2
...............IP(outside) ---------- IP(inside) === IP --------- IP

on one side of your router you have an IP address that the internet sees. inside of the router your network sees a separate IP. each CPU on the network has a IP that corresponds to your router

Answer 7

in winodws xp go to
start
]
RUN
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CMD
]
IPCONIFG
U CAN KNOW THE IP ADDRRESS OF YOUR SYSTEM

Answer 8

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Go to command prompt and type ipconfig

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