/ipconfig /all
From a command prompt, you can use the command "ipconfig" to display your ip address.
By typing ipconfig \all in cmd prompt,we can see our ip address.
IPCONFIG /all (DOS command prompt)
open a command prompt and ping the web address. If it is a valid address, it will return the ip.
if you are running a windows o.s you use the ipconfig command in the command prompt if its a linux machine you use ifconfig command in the terminal If you want to know the IP address that websites see when you visit them, see the related links section for a resource on that.
Answer In the Windows command prompt, type "ipconfig". That will list basic information, including your IP address, of all your network interfaces. Be warned this will only return you your local IP address. That means if you're on a LAN, then you'll get the IP address of that network and not your WAN IP address. *************************** Note: It is "ifconfig" on a Linux operating system.
Go into command prompt and type: net send (ip address/ name of computer) (User) (message)
ping with ip address. ex: ping 124.123.97.47
nslookup 207.56.112.45
i think when you are on command prompt, you type ping 192.168.0.238, then you should know what to do next(i think)
On windows: 1. Click Run 2. Type "cmd.exe" 3. Type "ping notdoppler.com" in the command line 4. Copy the IP address from the list On Mac 1. In spotlight, search for "Terminal", then open it 2. Type "ping notdoppler.com" in the command line 3. Copy the IP address from the list
Open command prompt and type in ipconfig /all (note the space).