How do I see my IP address?

[qotyebw]

Netmeeting allows users to connect directly via IP address. But, how do we find that out? I know I've done this before..

 

[wybnormal]

ipconfig /all ( NT, 2000)
winipcfg /all ( 95/98)

ifconfig -a ( Solaris)

Mike S
"Diplomacy; the art of saying 'nice doggie' till you can find a rock" Wynn Catlin

 

[qotyebw]

Let's start over....
I'm a programmer, but this was not a programming question. Assume that I'm 8 years old, and just want to know my IP address in a 33.3k dial-up environment using Win98's Netmeeting.

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[mrtweaks]

Type it in the RUN box.

 

[gunthnp]

in windows start the dial connnection aol, earthlink, etc.
once you have done that go to start, run in windows 9x and me and type winipcfg this will bring up a porgram at the top you will see a drop down list make sure its on ppp adapter if it is your tcp/ip address will be in box you shold see it. If this and Win NT machine then you go to a dos pormpt which is start programs and in that list open it and type ipconfig/all that will give the address of the ppp adpater
So long and thanks for all the fish.

 

[qotyebw]

thanks for that tip. In essence, it seems that I was asking a Netmeeting question... there was an even simpler answer:
open netmeeting
click 'tools'
click 'about netmeeting'
at the bottom you will see a line that says IP Address: with some
numbers after it. That's it!

Duh!

 

[AsdfBlah]

I think that there is even an easier way....
Open a webpage
Then open dos
type in "netstat -n" without the "'s
hit the enter button located on keyboard
your local address it your ip address