For Windows 2000, XP, and 2003
1. Click Start
2. Click Run
3. Type in cmd and hit ok
4. Type ipconfig and hit enter

For Vista
1. Click Start
2. Click All Programs expand the Accessories menu
3. In the Accessories menu, Right Click Command Prompt and choose Run as administrator
4. Type ipconfig hit enter

Results
If you see an IP that resembles 192.168.n.n then this is an internal IP address assigned by a router. So your router is getting your external IP address. If the IP displayed in the command prompt window matches the one shown on What Is My IP then your computer is being assigned your external IP.

• WIMI Forum

• Internet Speed Test

• IP Address Lookup
• IP WHOIS Lookup
• Host Name Lookup
• User Agent Info
• Server Headers Check

• How To Change Your IP
• How To Trace An Email
• What Is An IP Address
• IP Address Management
• What Is DHCP
• DOS / Windows IP Commands
• Linux IP Commands
• UNIX IP Commands
• Why Does WIMI Show A Different IP Than IPConfig
• How To Determine If Your Computer Is Being Assigned The External IP
• What's The Difference Between A Static IP And A Dynamic IP
• What Is A MAC Address
• What Is MAC Cloning
• Router Support

Recent Forum Posts

Problem with porf forwarding, help please
Hello, I've tried to forward my port. When I type 192,168,1,1 , nothing appears. Can somebody help me, please
Home network, multiple "routers"
I'm trying to tweak my home network, but something just isn't working properly. Here's what I'm trying to do: VPN router connected to ISP...
Connection drops to local after 1 second
I have posted this on many other sites to no avail hopefully somebody on here can help. Have looked at hundreds of posts cant find a fix, have...
Same IP through cable router
Hello to all members! I've been using whatismyip for quite some time now and it has never failed me. Recently I've switched over to...
Ping loopback
Let me explain the topology first. I have 2 routers directly connected named R1 and R2. Please see below for the config of the same. I have not...