how to detect how many IP address in a computer?

Question

I have set 2 ip address in my computer,but I am receiving always ip conflit mesg. I want to detect any other ip address is present in my computer, I want to know the dos command to detect ip address

Answer 1

go to your network settings and then go to properties you should find it there . .

Answer 2

This is a common problem experienced by Windows users worldwide. (Looking at forums across various geographical zones) The problem is due to Microsoft's quirky solution to maintaining network integrity. They do this by forcing your NIC properties to be assigned automatically by default a rogue & useless IP address whenever the situation arises when Microsoft's software cannot get an ip address leased by your router (Which may sometimes be due to NIC failure or a virus re-routing your network) Often the issue is Microsoft and not hardware failure or a virus. In the registry it is possible to add a DWord entry that disables the IPAutoConfiguration function but in Windows 7 this has no effect. Microsoft offer no easy solution to this fcking nightmare because they are lax, careless. I recommend businesses reformat their cdrives, re-load windows 7 and hope that it doesn't re-occur. It is important to make a mirror image of your hard drive after a new install so that you can replace Windows fully whenever this arises, which it will do - frequently

Answer 3

to view ur ip addres used ipconfig command in dos

to check that ip address is working or is connect to ur computer or on the network used :

ping [yourcomputer ip address] or [your computer address]



may this will help u

bye

Answer 4

the dos command is ipconfig/all, hovever, of you are getting a conflicting message, that ususally means your ip is the same as another computer on the network, and you either need to change it, or implement dhcp.

Answer 5

you may do the "IPCONFIG" command to check what IP address is detected by your computer or you can do "PING IPADDRESS" command to check which IP adresses is working.

Answer 6

Which OS you using ?



If on windows - do this:



Start -> Run ->

type - CMD

type - ipconfig

Answer 7

START > RUN > CMD



You can type either:



ipconfig



or



ipconfig /all



Good Luck buddy!

Answer 8

windows command: ipconfig

linux command: ifconfig

Answer 9

search in network connections.

Answer 10

in windows use



START

RUN

CMD

ipconfig

Answer 11

type in dos

ipconfig -all

Answer 12

ipconfig /all