How can i make my ip address not shown - Computers & Internet

Normally the details for the router is on the back of the device, the IP address, username and password to login to the router.
If not shown google the network provider which will give you the IP address and insert the IP address on the Internet/Chrome browser address bar this will then take you to the website and log on using the provided details then browse through the options for changing the router password.

Hope this helps.

Open a command line (e.g. run CMD to get a 'dos' prompt) and execute:
IPCONFIG

The line with IPv4 will have your IP address

try to manually input the ip is not automatic, the ip gateway router,continue to try again

Go to the Start menu, go to Run, and type "CMD" in the dialog box (without the quotes.)

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Now you should see a dark (DOS) window that looks just like the picture on the left of this article step.

Without the quotes, type "IPCONFIG" and press ENTER.

Now you should see some network information, along with the IP ADDRESS of your computer listed.




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No. Each device connected to a network must have a unique address so that data can be properly routed. If you want to share an Internet connection among several computers, you need a router. The router provides a single IP address connection to your service provider on one side. Then each computer connected to the router, wired or wireless, gets its own internal IP address from the router. As data comes over the Internet, the router takes care of getting it to the proper computer.

enable DHCP on the router and you'll get the right ip adress

Most probably its the problem with the autonet ip address where the computer picks a bad ip address. If your internet service provider has DHCP enabled you cannot put the manual IP address. If its a new problem try system restore, uninstalling and reinstalling networkdrivers. resetting winsock.(search google)

1. Open the System Preferences application
2. Click the Network icon
3. Select Network Status from the Show drop down field
4. Look for the Built-in Ethernet item, or other applicable network interface
5. Look for the IP address that is shown to the right

whos IP address ?

if it's your own external WAN IP address click this.

www.whatismyip.com


Your internal address LAN IP address

it could be 192.168.1.xxx

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