im on a wireless network adapter for wifi. how do i find my IP address? I'm running Windows XP btw?

Answer 1

1. Go to Start >> Run
2. Type CMD and hit Enter
3. In the command prompt window, type ipconfig then hit on enter.

There's your IP address.

Answer 2

The first thing I would do is to verify the printer IP address and then disconnect the printer from the network. After the printer has been disconnected I would ping that IP address to determine if there is any other device which may be obtaining this address via DHCP. This is most likely not the case as this is your home network but it is a good idea to rule everything out. I would also verify that the printer IP address is statically assigned and that the assigned address falls within your subnet. If you have any questions or need further clarification please don't hesitate to ask.

Answer 3

You should be able to right click on your wifi connection in you network connections. Start/Connect To/Show all connections - Right click on your wifi connection and then select status and then choose the Support tab at the top which will show your computers ip address. Something like 192.168.x.x

Your modems ip address is different however. to obtain this ip address you need to be on a computer directly connected to the router or modem via ethernet cable and using ipconfig in cmd prompt (Start/Run - Type cmd and hit the enter key)

Answer 4

Go to a command prompt and type ipconfig, but that will probably only give you the internal IP address. If your looking for a routable address; i.e. something you can use/give to folks to host a internet game then your probably SOL. Find out your internet address by the way listed above then search for public IP address vs. private IP addresses to understand the differences.

Answer 5

It depends.

First, go to start, run, and type in 'cmd'. Type in 'ipconfig'. If it shows an IP address that is not private (private addresses include 10.x.x.x, 172.16.x.x - 172.31.x.x, and 192.168.x.x) then that is your IP address (inside and outside the network).

If it shows a private address, then this is the address that only your local network sees you as. If this is the case, you can go to http://www.ipchicken.com to see the address that the public (outside of the network) sees you as.

Hope this helps.

Answer 6

This address always shows your public facing IP in the text field. http://network-tools.com/

The quick and dirty way.

If you're on a router with a private IP, the ipconfig /all instructions above will tell you your IP assigned by the router.

Answer 7

if you are looking for the ip on the desktop computer go
start > run >cmd> ipconfig


If you can get into your router controls it will tell you in the status > lan area

http://portforward.com/

The program Network Magic will make a nice map of your whole network with ips

http://www.networkmagic.com/nmlp/home-networking.php?src=google&kw=network%20magic&gclid=CJCAweri6YwCFQqgYgodu2Xk7A


the first 30 days are a premium service with file sharing - after 30 days it is a more basic version which will still give the ip function.

http://www.networkmagic.com/

Answer 8

Go To Start Then Run

Type CMD Hit Enter

Type Ipconfig /all at the command prompt and then hit enter. It will show your ip address.

-Randy