Does my computer have more than one IP address, How do I find them?

Answer 1

If you have two connections to the internet, then yes you could have two IP addresses.

Most people only have one.

Finding out what yours is all depends on how you are connected to the internet.

The easiest way would be to go here: http://www.dslreports.com/whois

Answer 2

Possibly. It depends on how many network devices it has. If you have a wired network connection AND a wireless one, and they're both connected (not usually needed) then each connection will have it's own unique IP address - this may also be the case if you have dual LAN ports - which is becoming more common. On top of that, if you're connected to the internet thru a router your network will also have another IP address, visible to the internet at large.
Click start - then run, type "cmd" Without the "s then hit enter
this will pop up a black "dos" window
type "ipconfig /all" and hit enter (again without the "s) and the screen will list all active network connections along with the IP addresses currently assigned.

Answer 3

How to Find the IP Address of Your PC

The following steps explain how to find IP (Internet Protocol) addresses, using the Microsoft Windows Command prompt.

Steps
Click on Start in the bottom left hand corner of your screen.
Click on Run. An input box will appear with a flashing cursor.
Type "cmd" or "Command" in the Run box.

run cmd command Click on OK or press the Enter key on your keyboard.
An MS DOS Window will open. You are now ready to send a command to your computer.

cmd commandType "netstat -n" including the space.
Press Enter
netstat commandYou will see a list of all your active connections and IP numbers.
You will see four fields with four columns.
The Local Address field identifies your IP number. The Foreign Address field shows the IP numbers of the sites or people to whom you are connected. In the image, I am talking to two friends on Messenger, so two IP addresses are shown in the Foreign Address field.
You can also see what programs are being used to connect to those IP addresses by typing "netstat -nab". That way, if you are connected to more than one foreign IP address, you can more easily pick out the address you are interested in.
Also another way you can do it is Start>Run>Cmd>Ipconfig This should show you: your masked IP and IP.



Tips
If you wish to find out your own IP address, you type: "ipconfig -all" instead of the netstat -n command, or go to one of the IP information sites in the External Links to get your global IP address if you are behind a router.
For just the local IP address, you don't need all the info from "-all". A simple "ipconfig" will work.
Under win95/98 click "Start > Run > winipcfg"

Answer 4

Most computers only have one IP address (unless they have two network cards) or a network card and a wifi connection ((and both are connected).. The easiest way to find your ip in windows is Start // Run , type cmd type ipconfig

Answer 5

Most computers have 2 IP Address.
There Network Address assigned by there ISP &or Router
and there Local host Address 127.0.0.1

Answer 6

To find IP address(s) on Windows use the ipconfig /all command, this will list every IP address configured except the local loopback.

c:>ipconfig /all

You can configure multiple IP addresses on NICs. So you might have more than one configured.

Answer 7

If running one of the current MS Windows platforms use the:

ipconfig /all

command to show the IP address info.

If running on Solaris, use:

/usr/sbin/ifconfig -a

If running on Linux, presumably it will be something similar to ifconfig (don't have a box handy to check).

Most computers have a single IP address but you could certainly add additional physical or logical IP addresses.

Answer 8

The machine will have 1 address for each network card in use. It will also have the localhost address 127.0.0.1, also called the loopback adaptor. To view these go to start run and type cmd and enter. Then type ipconfig.

Answer 9

FIRST use ipconfig/all
then use NSLOOKUP
then type inside the nslookup command FINGER-1 that will TELL who is another ip is connected to urs connection
do as directed
buhbye

Answer 10

No it will only have one (I doubt you have 2 if a home machine). Go to a DOS prompt (start, run, type cmd) and then type ipconfig, it will give you the details you need.