how to get the ip address of sender's e-mail address?
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In Outlook?  Outlook Express?  Webmail?\n\nIn Outlook (and I'm assuming it is the same for Outlook Express), all you need to do is right-click the email, then click Options.  There is a field called "Internet Headers" at the bottom of the dialouge box that says something like this:\n\nReturn-path: <Collegeboard.118166383.51163.91977280@reply.collegeboard.com>\nReceived: from ms-mta-02-eri0 (ms-mta-02-qfe1 [10.10.5.71])\n\nAnd has more information below it.
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Depends on what program  you are using to read mail, but if you can get to the headers, there should be a Received From section... that will tell you (watch out because one is for the server & one is for their actual computer). Then go to http://www.whois.net & find out who owns that server/IP address.
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yes. IF you have yahoo mail, go to Options on the Top right >> Mail>>General Preferences then at Messages Headers: select the "Show all headers on incoming messages"\nThis will show the originating ip addresses. There are websites where you can reverse lookup ip addresses. do google search for ip address reverse lookup.
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dear curious boy, \nYou can get the IP address of the person you are chatting with     by propably asking he/she to go to your site or blog page.What happens here is that if you insert a small bit of html into your site then when the person acceses the page all the deatils about the person,not only the IP address but even system information and all detals about the connection and lots of other stuff gets recorded for you to come and check later .Try the link to get a better idea of what i mean .\nCheers\nSharan
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Well, you could start by looking at the contact information on the whois record for the domain.  Try this:\n\nhttp://www.directnic.net/whois/?query=ippomails.com
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Right click on the email, select properties, details, message source. There should be an IP address (series of numbers like 122.80.444.23), use a whois or IP sniffer (by searching for ones online). You should be able to trace the senders service provider by entering the IP number into the tracer. So for example, if it returned an AOL address, visit the AOL homepage and contact them about it. DO NOT delete the email as they will require it.
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There is no way to do it. All you can get is the ip of the originating email server and even that can be faked. If you own the first email server that the message was uploaded to, then you can get the ip addy of the sender if you were thinking ahead and configured logs right and if the sender wasn't a zombie or otherwise hacked. But if you could do that, then you wouldn't be asking this question on Yahoo! Answers.
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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.
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Can you see the "Header Information" in the mail address line? Search your mail settings, I don't know what program you are using to read mail.\n\nThere is a slim chance you can do a trace rout to the sending IP address, if it is there, and narrow down the location, or even the ISP, if you need to report a threat or other potential problem.
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IP address tells you where the user logged on from. But to find out his email id from the IP address alone is difficult for us.\n\nIf you are a government agent, you can determine the ISP from the IP address range and then use the ISP's log file to get the data on what sites / mail servers the user was connected to.
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You can download ip trace tools but all you will end up with is a yahoo ip...give me the mail addy and maybe I can help. Some of the rest of you below me aint got a clue....answer questions you know sumthin about! Mt and Lan are the only ones here that know sumthin...
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There is 1 way that i found @ youtube yesterday. click start run CMD. type "ping yahoo.com" There is a space between the ping and yahoo. you will get their ip address then go to ur browser type http://ipaddress it doesn't have no.com, etc
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If you want your IP address, then go to the Command Prompt and type IPCONFIG and hit the ENTER key.   \n\nBut if you want the mailing address of your ISP (Internet Service Provider), you should first know their website address.  Go to the website and look for the ABOUT US section or CONTACT US section.   If that does not work, then visit a WHO IS and look up their domain name.  That will give you a mailing address.\nTry this:\nhttp://www.networksolutions.com/whois/\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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ok, all you do is go onto command prompt and type in "ping xxx.xxx.xxx", wer xxx.xxx.xxx is watever your friend's ip address is. Then, it will come up with a whole bunch of info and stuff.\n\nalso, if you type in "ping/exe", it gives you a key to some of the acronymes
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Yes when u send a mail a header goes with the mail which contain al info about sender and path. One can find out IP address from that header
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Get their IP Address.
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Most email clients has option to see headers where you can see the IP address of the sender, but this does not lead directly to to exact pc where the email came out from, it may lead you back to the proxy server...ISP...etc