Determining IP Address
From: allan grossman [mvp] (allan_grossman_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 08/18/04
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 08:16:34 -0700
Hi, Doug -
If the server is connected to the Internet (and if they
allow that server to be pinged) all you have to do is
open a command prompt window and type 'ping servername'
where 'servername' is the fully qualified domain name of
the server - which will end in .com, .net and so on.
To determine your own IP address, from the same command
prompt window, just type 'ipconfig' or 'ipconfig /all'
and hit the enter key.
Your ISP determines whether your IP address is static or
dynamic - it might be best to ask them that question.
Hope this helps -
>-----Original Message-----
>How do I determine the IP address on the Windows 2000
>Server at another location. For that matter, how do I
>determine my IP address, and is my IP address
dynamically
>allocated (different each time) when I connect to the
>Internet? Thanks.
>.
>
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