How do I find the IP address for my network printer?
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go into control panel -> printer to find out the name of your printer, then do a ping <printer name> from command prompt
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You Should go to Your Network Neighbourhood Icon on desktop\n\n  after right clicking it click on property \n  and then on the Lan icon right click > property\n\n  you will find TCP/IP there just highlight it and them click on PROPERTY\n\n  and give any IP address you like or just choose "Obtain IP address automatically"\n\n   and then restart your system .\n\n   this will solve your problem\n\n       good luck
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just go to command prompt and give following command\ntracert <ip address here>\nso it will show whole path that how ur packet reaches to particular place.\nif u want to know only location then just check out this site that i have mentioned in source.
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goto start... goto run... type cmd... hit enter... type ipconfig and hit enter\n\nYou can also get your computer name by right-clicking on my computer from your desktop... click properties... click the tab computer name...
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Get their IP Address.
32448
try \nifconfig\nit should display your IP Address
945455
Yes, there is. Install an application like nagios (freeware) or Look@Lan (freeware). Have that monitor the IP address of your router.\nBut it's usually not easy to understand all traffic that is going on in your network.
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www.cyip.com or www.findnot.com to see your IP address.\nYour host, proxy and all that should be in a sheet of paper ( or something) you get when you sign up with your internet provider.
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start>control panel>printers>see all printer \nview> details>check status ready or offline
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go my network place rightclick proparties.\nright click local area connection >proparties\n \nEnsure client for Microsoft Networks check mark there\nand Files and printer shearing for Microsoft Networks Checkmark there\nIf check mark or right sing not in box check the box.\nIf in proparties  client for Microsoft Networks  and \nFiles and printer shearing for Microsoft Networks not install then click to install buttom\nClient \nservice \nProtocals\n\n1.Click Client\nclient for Microsoft Networks  \ninstall it\n2.Go Service\nFiles and printer shearing for Microsoft Networks \nInstall it.\ngo to control panel>printers>\nRight click the printer >go to properties> click Shearing tab.click check mark of shear \nand give a shear name\nif need a driver installed the proper driver for printer.\nif it is network printer give a port no.\n\ngo the client PC ,searc the computer,\nu should be get the printer.\nrightclick it install if printer ask for driver CD.Install the driver ,print a test page
1084939
Open control panel and make sure default printer is the network printer you want to print to.
464001
when you type Ipconfig, check to make sure that you are on your actuall network adapter. you can type\n\nipconfig /all\n\nThis displays all ips for all network adapters including DNS severs and gateways
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Use the same WORKGROUP on both computers.\n\nRightclick My Computer -> properties -> computer name -> change your WORKGROUP\n\nIf you still cannot see.. assign static IP address to the computer you want to share... then add new printer - network printer -> &#92;&#92;10.1.1.99 etc..
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One of the computers on your network needs to be the network server so goto printer setup and setup a local printer (not network) then it may tell you cannot find it, next screen select bottom option 'create a new port >>tcp/ip port' assuming that your router has already assigned the printer its own ip address, then give the printer ip and name the port whatever you want and you are ready to go.\n:)
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If u are using XP and if u wanna get ur own IP address then go to "START" button -->  "Control Panel"----> " Network Connections". Inside Network connections  u will get "Local Area Connection" . Right click on L.A.C and select STATUS. After that a dialog box will pop up. Choose support, at the left right corner, from the pop up window and then u will get the IP of ur PC .\n\nor go to Start--->Programs--->Accessories>Command Prompt\n type "ipconfig" and the press enter.  you will have all details of ur internet connection s then .\n\nor another way is u can go to start button and then run. write "cmd" there . then u will be brought in to dos pop up box. write netstat -n . then u will have the local IP addresses and the foreign IP addresses as well connected to ur PC .
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View your network connection, right click your LAN connection, go to properties. On the general area of the pop-up window, scroll to Internet protocol (TCP/IP), then click on properties. You'll get the IP there. Does this help?
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Just go to the command prompt (on windows XP just type CMD on the START > RUN) and type ping website.com . you will get the IP address. or You can go to dnsstuff.com which can do a whole lot of other things than just getting the IP address.