What command line utility will show you the IP address of the computer?

Question

What command line utility will show you the IP address of the computer?
NETWORKIP
TRACERT
IPCONFIG
INTCONFIG

Answer 1

IPCONFIG will tell you what IP address your computer uses. It might be an internal one starting with 192.168 if you are using a shared internet connection or just a local network.

Easiest way to find out what your Internet IP address is to go to: www.whatismyip.com

It will show you what your current IP address is.

Answer 2

Well first of all you should type each of these commands into Command Prompt to see what they will do. I bet if you do this you will answer your own question. Two will not give you anything but an error, one will need more information and the other will be the appropriate answer. Give it a try, it is a part of the learning process. You will use this command quite often if you plan to work in networking.

Answer 3

I think it's 'ipconfig'. You can check them out one by one yourself, rather than asking here. You can get your IP by just going to this site too:
http://whatsmyip.org/

Answer 4

nmap does some DNS determination via default; the -R determination will rigidity it. this is presupposing you have a working DNS and that the addresses are in it. superb nmap determination for looking instruments on a community community section is -PR (ARP ping), considering the fact that homestead windows desktops generally firewall ICMP ping. homestead windows community names are diverse from information superhighway host names.

Answer 5

ipconfig /all

Answer 6

Do your own school work.

Answer 7

IPCONFIG

Answer 8

IPCONFIG