whate do you know about data over IP ??
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data over IP is nothing but sending data within the IP protocal.generally IP is used to identify the logical connection of the destination system and after establishing the connection the data is been transfered.now in data over ip the data is also sent with the source and destinition information.that is we embbed the data within the ip packet.i hope this might be the correct answer.\nall the best and best regards,
262180
Take note of it from any connection to your machine. Trace route it (trcroute) or some other more useful tools which im not gonna say. Best approach is take a guess from the route info on the geographical location (very often the ip names of switches etc show city name codes) follow that down to a 50 miles radius max for a worst case, (microwave links, hardlines etc can make isp kit cover more land than youd think, especially behind proxies) or sometimes a few city blocks with dense usage. No isps i ever heard of distribute maps of hardware at street level, so some detective work is involved so you can use your smarts if you have other clues (example a photo with landmarks) and narrow it right down. Way down. And i mean google earth a pic of the top of their house down. =) The internet is by no means anonymous whatsoever.
655341
The data travels in packets, Computer networks transfer data from each other by packets of data. A packet is a unit of data at any layer of the OSI protocol stack. One way hackers gain access to computer networks is by intercepting packets of data that contain information like usernames and passwords (programs that preform this are known as a packet sniffer).\nMore information on packets including how you can see the packets you send and receive from the Internet go to this site.\nhttp://www.ethereal.com/
950425
go to DOS mode\ntype "ipconfig"\nIt will give u your IP address.
979519
In 50 years time, my IP address will be longer. Wonder if it'll be beyond IPv6 by then :&#92;\n\nWhen I get my time machine working, i'll tell you if nowadays internet is rubbish in comparison ;)
816735
start a direct video connection.. and see which ports are open to what IP addresses! (i've done it... but it is messy)
718546
Use "netstat" command. Can show what ip's are conneceted, what ports are listening, etc.
267895
TCP/IP ports are, well, think of them as virtual phone lines that your computer uses to talk to the Internet.  Each port is connected to another computer you are "talking to" on the Internet.  \n\nIf you are using Windows XP you can go to a command prompt by typing cmd.exe in the run dialogue box and typing netstat at the prompt.  It will list all the connections made over the internet to your computer.  If you want to use a graphical interface, try downloading sysinternals TcpView.  \n\nIf you are using a filesharing program like Bittorrent, the port number is configured though the program and I'd consult the help/online documentation to find out how to determine that.
375712
Socket PORT...... IP of the destination.......
312591
There's ways of looking at data through what they call a "packet sniffer" - it will display data like stealth settings, unfortunately there's no fix for this issue yet.
303166
You can install a network sniffer and watch the network traffic.  If you see unexpected traffic, you can see the IP address it is coming from.
248849
just use obtain automatic IP.. unless your ISP provide you with Ip's
99938
As already mentioned every computer uses an IP address and you can find out approximately where that computer is located (the name of the town or county or metropolitan area) easily. Past that you do have to goto the service provider, BUT its not a simply ask kinda thing unless you are law enforcement with a warrant. so if you're worried about some jerk telling you he knows where you are because of your IP address.. its very doubtful.
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Hi, you can trace any IP over the Internet using a free web-site service called Visual Route, it tells you from where it comes and it even shows you a map from your ip to that specific ip.  Here is the link: http://visualroute.visualware.com/\n\nAlso if this is not enough type this google search: track ip and a whole list of sites will appear.\n\nHope this helps!
793236
If you are on a LAN and u know the hostname,\nyou can type\n\nping  (hostname)\n\nYou'll get response as\n\nReply from <IP address>
1038378
thru your ip address.
56065
The netstat command can often reveal the state location of anybody that is sharing a P2P connection with you, for example from a simple Yahoo IM or file transfer. Then again, they could be running through a proxy/port redirector, in which case you'd only be getting the proxy's IP.\n\nApart from that, no detailed information can be extracted, without law breaking activities and extensive knowledge.