If that wasn’t enough, you can find out what is listening on a TCP/IP port or set up a static TCP/IP route on Windows.
To run these commands, start by opening a terminal window/command line. Since you’re already finding IP addresses, you can also find the IP address of your Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC, including from the Command Prompt, or your iPhone, Roku, printer, Wi-Fi router, or other device. Access to a terminal window/command-line (optional) ( Ctrl Alt T, Ctrl Alt F2) Find Your IP Address From the Command Line There are a few different commands you can use to check your IP address. Compare the output to that from the ping command, below. In this tutorial, Ill show you how to find your MAC address with ifconfig. Just look under the network connection settings for anything listing a gateway, router, or default route address. The information returned is the MAC address of the responding device, the index number of the arping request, and the round-trip time for the arping request to be completed. Its represented as a 12-digit hexadecimal number (AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF). Any device that allows you to connect to the network and view information about the network connection should display it. Look for the IP address displayed next to “Default Route” or “Gateway.”Īnd now that you know generally what to look for and where, you should also be able to find your router’s IP address without too much trouble on devices we haven’t covered, too. Typically, you can click this network icon and then select “Connection Information”-or something similar. Most Linux desktops have a network icon in their notification area.
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