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06-24-2007
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How to view my IP
I run Ubuntu server 7.04, to learn some *nix. I set up LAMP, DNS and FTP but I don't know how to view my ip. now I tried ifconfig but that didnt tell me what I wanted to know.
so by what way can I do this without a gui and a website like ipchicken? |
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Hop this is enough. I have it connected and sharing internet with my mac if that helps |
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06-24-2007
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oops... Thats there because of my router... Haven't gone into net+ study yet so I don't understand how the router manages the IP from my ISP.
Im guessing that the router changes the IP somehow for each computer on the network? |
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DHCP - this is typically how an ADSL router will allocate addresses NAT - how the router will change addresses between local and internet domains DNS - how name mapping works, and that the ADSL router may act as a DNS proxy Last edited by porter; 06-25-2007 at 01:32 PM.. |
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06-25-2007
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ifconfig shows the actual IP assigned to your interface. So if your router performs NAT, it is natural that you see private IPs on your system. As for the IP address at the router, normally a host in the network will not know about that address at all, because it will be replaced as part of NAT at the router.
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