ipconfig not showing public IP?
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IT sounds like your ISP is using private addresses - even on your specific connection.  \n\nNormally - an ISP would give you a public address (from a pool they have) and your router would use a private address (and perform NAT - network address translation mapping protocols, ports, etc to/from the private/public space.\n\nIn your case your ISP is doing this (for their benefit - not yours).  If you do NAT yourself then there are 2 levels of NAT going on - yours and the ISPs.\n\nYou are right that you can't do the things you want (because of the service provider NAT) however if you read your terms of service carefully I am pretty sure that you are not 'allowed' to do this anyway...  ISPs do not like customers running servers, etc...  \n\nI am not familiar with games (I would expect a game to work through NAT - maybe they are blocking specific ports that the game uses... you should call them on this...)  Note however that I am talking about game client - not server... \n\nHope this helps!
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It's probably a good idea to confirm your IP settings via the IPCONFIG /ALL command in the cmd console. However the response 401 is a legit error meaning that your access wasn't authorised. So your Router probably sent this as a response to a dodgy access by you. Reconfirm your instructions and see if you need to access a different part to login correctly or need to specify a password to access the config web page!\n\nJohn
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If your OS is WinXP, choose Start-> Run -> then type "cmd" (without quotes), and finally type "ipconfig /all" in that black window :)
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You could type "change my IP" in your Google Toolbar, or go to http://www.iprivacytools.com/ You might want to check http://www.softwarereviewboard.com/ipreviews.htm?gclid=CMb23s-mhoUCFQdUDgodLC1AFQ
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As a normal user, ifconfig -a shows all the IP's.\nIf the same command is run as root, it will also show the MAC address
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Go to start, run, type "cmd", type ipconfig /all in black window, you will see the ip address of your pc when you are connected to internet.
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On the command prompt run "ping <servername>"\n\nThis should give you the IP address of the server in question\n\nIf you are looking for your own IP address go "ipconfig /all"
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There may be a problem with the configuration of your IP addresses. I've prepared the following guide for you to follow (It may seem daunting but I've tried to make it as easy to follow as possible- honest!) this should sort out your problem.\n\n1) On the main computer of the network click start > run > ipconfig\n\n2) Right click the network icon in the system tray at the bottom right of the screen and click status then properties.\n\n3) From the list choose Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), click properties\n\n4) select use the following IP Address\n\n5) in default gateway type the number that appears in the default gateway section of the ipconfig window\nin subnet mask leave it as 255.255.255.0 or whatever it is\nin IP address write the smae address as in default gateway but change the last number so if default gateway is 192.168.1.1 then IP address will be 192.168.1.2 write the default gateway in the preferred and alternate DNS server fields.\n\n6) repeat steps 2-5 on the other computers but choose a new last digit in the IP address (ie 192.168.1.3 and 192.168.1.4 etc)\n\nHope this Helps!
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1. Open "Network Connections" from the control panel.\n2. Double click your network device whether it be "local area network connection" or "Wireless network connection", etc.\n3. Click the "Support" tab in the resulting window.\n4. Your IP address should be listed second from the top.
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right click on network places and go to prperties.\nthere right click on lan and select properties\nthere u have to check properties of internet protocol TCP/IP properties there u willhave the IP address of your system\n\neasy way - go to start select run - type cmd there just type ipconfig and press enter\nu will get your ip address
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Yes it is . You just need to go options and click full headers there . \nbut you will only get the Public IP of the specific of the system what exactly u need thn i can suggest in Dtls.\nwhat al u require
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Login? Using static IP address? Well, your ISP provides the IP address and if it's not static theres not much you can do... instead of get Dynamic DNS, some kind of provider that will map a static worded address to your dynamic one.\n\nFor instance, they can give you yourname.dyndns.com and that will always map to your dynamic changing IP. Search the net for "dynamic dns" or "dynamic ip"
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To find your local IP;\nIn Windows click on start, run, type in the word command, then click ok. Then at the DOS prompt type in IPCONFIG.
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try using a proxy, or try the program hide ip, do a search for them..
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download IPfinder.exe from download.com (24 KB) and then you can do it.\n\nHere a Link: http://www.download.com/IP-Finder/3000-2085_4-9098229.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nIt may conflict with your firewall, tell your firewall to accept it!\nHope it helps.
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CLICK START, then CLICK RUN, then type COMMAND in the run box and CLICK OK\n\nThen do the IPCONFIG command above\n\nipconfig /release  then hit (enter)\nipconfig /renew then hit (enter)
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i;m confused... (famous>?)\n\n\nfind your dns details hit run type command or cmd then type \n\nipconfig /all\n\nalso, type ipconfig /? for more help