Find IP How To
How to find IP address Windows XP or Windows 2000
1. Run the command prompt (usually under Start > Run)
2. In the Run window field, type cmd
3. Type ipconfig /all
How to find IP address Windows 98/ME
1. Press Start
2. Choose Run
3. Type winipcfg
How to find IP address Macintosh OS X
1. Open the System Preferences application
2. Click the Network icon
3. In the Show: drop down, select Network Status
4. Look for the Built-in Ethernet item, or other applicable network
interface
5. The IP address is shown next in the area to the right
How to find IP address Macintosh OS 9
The following will always work for fixed-IP-address machines (i.e., ethernet or "premium" dialup); they will work for normal "dynamically-assigned IP address" dialup machines only while the connection is running.
(Shortcut) If you are using NCSA Telnet:
1. Choose Show Network Numbers from the Network
menu, OR
2. When you type a command requiring your IP address, press command-I
(or choose Send IP number from the Network menu)
instead of typing the number-- it will be typed for you
If your Mac uses MacTCP
1. MacTCP will show up in the Control Panels
2. Open it -- the IP address is displayed there, labeled as such
If your Mac uses Open Transport
1. TCP/IP will show up in the Control Panels
2. Open it -- the IP address is displayed there, labeled as such
How to find IP address Unix / Linux
In a terminal window, use the command
/usr/sbin/ifconfig -a