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Six Methods: Finding Your Public IP Using A Search Engine Finding Your Public IP In Your Router Settings
Finding Your Windows Private IP Using the Command Prompt
Finding Your Windows Private IP using Network Connections Finding Your Private IP on Linux IP Websites Reader Success Stories Share yours!
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When your PC is connected to a network, it is assigned an address on the network called an IP Kana Natarajan
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Mar 8, 2016
address. If the PC is connected to a network as well as the internet, then the PC will have an
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internal IP address which marks its location on the local network, and an external IP, which is the IP address. Thanks to the author for writing
address of your internet connection. Follow this guide to find both. easy and simple steps."
Method
1 Finding Your Public IP Using A Search Engine
1 Open Bing or Google. These two search engines will allow you to quickly find your
external, or public, IP address. This is the address of your router or modem that can be
seen by the rest of the internet.
2 Type i p a d d r e s s into the Search field. Press Enter . This search command
will display your public IP address. It works on Google, Bing, Ask, DuckDuckGo, and
several other search engines, but does not work with Yahoo.
3 Find your IP address. Your public IP address will be displayed at the top of the search
results, sometimes in its own box. If you are using Ask, it is located at the top of the More
Answers section.
Your public IP address will be four groups of up to three numbers, separated by
periods. For example, it might look like 199.27.79.192.
This IP address is assigned to you by your internet service provider. Most external IP
addresses are dynamic, which means they change from time to time. This address
can be masked using proxies.
Method
2 Finding Your Public IP In Your Router Settings
1 Open your routers configuration page. Almost all routers can be accessed through a
web interface where you can see and adjust settings. Open the web interface by entering
the routers IP address into a web browser. Check your routers documentation for the specific
address. The most common router addresses are:
192.168.1.1
192.168.0.1
192.168.2.1
2 Open the Router Status, Internet, or WAN page. The location of the external IP
address will vary from router to router. Most have it listed in the Internet, Router Status, or
WAN (Wide Area Network) Status pages.[1]
If you are using a newer Netgear router with the Netgear Genie configuration software,
click the Advanced tab to load the Advanced Home section.
3 Find the IP address. Under the "Internet Port" or "Internet IP Address" section in the
Router Status, Internet, or WAN page, your IP address should be listed. The IP address
is 4 sets of digits, with up to three digits per set. For example, it might look like
199.27.79.192.
This is the IP address of your router. Any connections made out of your router will have
this address.
This IP address is assigned to you by your internet service provider. Most external IP
addresses are dynamic, which means they change from time to time. This address
can be masked using proxies.
Method
3 Finding Your Windows Private IP Using the Command Prompt
1 Open the command prompt. Press Win + R and type c m d into the field. Press
Enter to open the Command Prompt.
In Windows 8, you can press Win + X and select the Command Prompt from the
menu.
2 Run the "ipconfig" tool. Type i p c o n f i g and press Enter . This will display a
list of your network connection information. All of the network connections on your
computer will be displayed.
3 Find your IP Address. Your active connection may be labeled Wireless Network
Connection, Ethernet adapter, or Local Area Connection. It may also be labeled by the
manufacturer of your network adapter. Find your active connection and look for IPv4
Address.
The IP address is four sets of digits, with up to three digits per set. For example, it
might look like 192.168.1.4
The ipconfig printout is long, so you may have to scroll up to find the IPv4 address.
Method
4 Finding Your Windows Private IP using Network Connections
1 Open the Network Connections window. You can quickly access this window in any
version of Windows by pressing Win + R and typing n c p a . c p l . Press Enter
to open the window.
2 Right-click on your active connection. Select Status from the menu. This will open
the connection's Status window. If you are running Windows XP, click the Support tab.
3 Open the Network Connection Details window. Click the Details... button. This will
open the Network Connection Details window. Your internal IP address will be listed in
the "IP Address" or "IPv4 Address" entry.
Your internal IP address will be four groups of up to three numbers, separated by
periods. For example, it might look like 192.168.1.4
Your internal IP address is the location of your computer on your network.
Method
5 Finding Your Private IP on Linux
1 Open the Terminal. You can check the internal IP address of your Linux computer
through the Terminal command line. You can access the Terminal by selecting it from your
distribution's Utilities folder, or by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T in most distributions.
3 Find your IP address. Each of these commands will display the connection details for
all of your installed connections. Find the connection that you are using. If your computer
is connected via Ethernet, the connection will most likely be eth0. If you are connected via
wireless, it will most likely be wlan0
Your internal IP address will be four groups of up to three numbers, separated by
periods. For example, it might look like 192.168.1.4
Method
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My laptop won't connect to the Internet and it needs an IP address. How can I fix this?
You need to connect with an eathernet cable and go to the ACP and change the
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network IP. I suggest you talk to your network provider.
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If you've got a dynamic IP with your ISP (call them to check), you can reset your
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router to get a new global IP. If you want to change your local IP, that's something
you do within your router's settings.
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You need to go to the CMD(Command Line), and enter "ipconfig" and look for
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IPv4 and thats your network IP! If you want your public IP, go to Google and look
up "What is my IP?"
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