Checking My IP address

[BobbyBoy556]

Does anyone know how I can do it?

[zedaxax]

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http://www.whatismyipaddress.com/

[BobbyBoy556]

Sorry I should have googled it first. I found this one http://www.gimmemyip.com

[zedaxax]

gimmemyip has a cooler name and better Layout - thanx :lol:

[Samurai]

http://www.whatsmyip.org/

[uNz[i]]

http://www.ipchicken.com/

[Samurai]

']http://www.ipchicken.com/

winner :01:

[trajillo]

Rolff!!!

[ahctlucabbuS]

For future reference, just type "my ip" in google.

[baccyman]

all you have to do is go to control panel >network connection>double click on your lan connection look under support and it will tell you there what your ip number is and a few other details.

[tesco]

baccyman that will show your internet IP if you have a router. the one from whatsmyip or other sites is your actual internet IP.


Rolff!!!
rolling on laughing floor floor!!! :lol:

[Peerzy]

All of these sites give me a wrong ip as mine, not sure why:


Welcome to Gimme
My IP


Your IP address is as follows: 62.252.0.12

Im with NTL.

[tesco]

All of these sites give me a wrong ip as mine, not sure why:



Im with NTL.
no proxy? :unsure:

[baccyman]

baccyman that will show your internet IP if you have a router. the one from whatsmyip or other sites is your actual internet IP.


rolling on laughing floor floor!!! :lol:


not knowing a great deal about computers i thought that there was only 1 ip address for each computer .

[zedaxax]

Yes there is only one.
If your using a proxy then you wont always be able to see your ip via your network settings unless you put it in manually or are using a proxy program.
I use these online ip viewers just to check if the proxy is working.

[baccyman]

thanks for the explaination

[mogadishu]

all you have to do is go to control panel >network connection>double click on your lan connection look under support and it will tell you there what your ip number is and a few other details.

hmm lemme guess your ip starts with 192.168...

thats not your ip, thats your lan ip adress or something of the sort.

[tesco]

thanks for the explaination
Or if you are plugged into a router.
A router hides the internet IP adress (for example lets say it's 62.252.0.12).
but a router gives out it''s own IP adress to your computers (usually in the 192.168.0.x range).
so if you went to your network connections you'd see something like 192.168.0.2 instead of the actual internet IP.

get what i mean?