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START/RUN..<br />
<br />
type CMD &lt;RETURN&gt;<br />
<br />
ipconfig &lt;return&gt;<br />
<br />
Thats your local IP and subnet details
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START/RUN..

type CMD <RETURN>

ipconfig <return>

Thats your local IP and subnet details

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the Default gateway will most likely be your Router IP<br />
<br />
Your local lan IP is the same as your IP Address but with a 0 rather than the last number<br />
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The public IP can be got by clicking on here : <a href="http://www.whatismyip.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.whatismyip.com/</a><br />

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the Default gateway will most likely be your Router IP

Your local lan IP is the same as your IP Address but with a 0 rather than the last number

The public IP can be got by clicking on here : http://www.whatismyip.com/ [http://www.whatismyip.com/]


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What about the subnet of the public IP address?
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What about the subnet of the public IP address?

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You shouldn't need the subnet of the public IP address.<br />
If you really need it, contact your ISP.<br />
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AC
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You shouldn't need the subnet of the public IP address.
If you really need it, contact your ISP.


AC

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start-run <br />
ipconfig /all<br />
<br />
tells you all your dns/wins servers as well as ip address, subnet, etc
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start-run
ipconfig /all

tells you all your dns/wins servers as well as ip address, subnet, etc

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How do I figure out my public Network address/subnet, my internet router IP, my Local LAN IP and my public server IP addresses?<br />

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How do I figure out my public Network address/subnet, my internet router IP, my Local LAN IP and my public server IP addresses?


How do I figure out my local network Ip

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