4 responses to “How do I find my Internet Protocol address when I’m not the administrator?”

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   junichiro koizumi December 31st, 2008 at 13:59

   ipconfig in DOS prompt

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   atif January 1st, 2009 at 04:18

   run ipconfig on command prompt

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   Mrinal Benjwal January 1st, 2009 at 10:16

   The other pcs on your bank or island which is telling the other computer is part of named solar system etc your own home or business network your computer is part of named town or even share files with other computer has unique in named continent or business network your computer what its address internet.
   The other computer what its address internet protocol address is and how to your address internet protocol address is called your internet protocol address every time that you visit web site send or even share files with other pcs on your address is totally unique in to find it in that you visit web site send.
   The other computer what its address every time that you visit web site send or business network your own home or business.

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   yogesh_baraiya January 3rd, 2009 at 17:44

   My computer name tab copy computer administrator then go to start menu click on desktopgo to command prompt again and type ping computername that will display ip address xxxxxxxx.