how to find other people's IP addresses?
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You would need to define that a little bit better, if you mean to a known company where you know URL, simply open up your command prompt and type in tracert www.yahoo.com and you will see it trace back to its IP.\n\nNow if you mean you have a friend a crossed town that you want to set up a game with or something like that, assuming they have windows xp, right click on Network neighborhood and select properties, maximize the next window that pops up and then single click on your network connection, on the left hand side it will tell you the IP Subnet Mask and Default Gateway.\n\nHope that help,\n\nJohn B.
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Tell them to go to www.whatismyip.com or go to command line and type ipconfig
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Depending on what email you use there are diff ways to do this.  But basically go to the advanced view for the email.  And you'll get a lot of extra info with the email.  Find the IP address in the 'from' header,  go to www.dnsstuff.com and type in the IP address you found.  You'll get a fair bit of info from this.
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Type your IP in here http://www.arin.net/whois/ and have a look.  If you want to know your IP go here http://whatismyip.com/\n\nYour address, location and where you have been on the internet are a few things you can pull from an IP.
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Yes, there is. Install an application like nagios (freeware) or Look@Lan (freeware). Have that monitor the IP address of your router.\nBut it's usually not easy to understand all traffic that is going on in your network.
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check their ip address at arin.net
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Get their IP Address.
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Use "netstat" command. Can show what ip's are conneceted, what ports are listening, etc.
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USE YAHOO MESSENGER OR MSN MESSENGER, OR YOU CAN USE WINDOWS MEDIA ENCODER, AND GIVE YOUR IP ADRESS TO YOUR FRIENDS
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You can use Trace Route (syntax: tracert <IP ADDRESS>) to see what hosting company it's with.  You can then contact the hosting company to see if they can help with the matter, given the IP address.\n\nGood luck!
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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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Yes, login to the router.  There should be section that shows the IP addresses of connected computers.  Although, if I remember correctly this only works when using DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) which auto-assigns computers connecting to the network an IP address.
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What you can do is go to a site like sitemeter.com and register for one of their counters. Thise will keep track of the ip addresses and whatnot of your visitors and for the most part can give the location of where these ip addresses orginated from. Though it wont tell you directly who is looking at your site, through some backwards investigation you can figure it out. First, if a person has left a comment on your site or sent you a message in the past, check the time the message/comment was submitted, and then log into sitemeter.com to see which ip address was visiting your site at that time. Then, in the future, if you see that same ip address on your sitemeter log, you can deduce who it is.
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You can use software such as:\n\n1. Your own web log. Ask your webhost to give you access to your web log -- you'll see the IP address, what pages they are accessing and their source traffic in real time\n\n2. Use softwares such as\n\nHBX http://www.websidestory.com/\nGoogle Analytics http://www.google.com/analytics/ (free)\nWebTrends http://www.webtrends.com/
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Of course this can be done, but only approximately, and only in some cases. \n\nPeople can use proxies and other tricks to try to make it harder to know where they are logging in from, of course. Even when people are not actively trying to prevent you from tracing them, the IP lookup techniques still fail in a few percent of the cases (see references). \n\nI have included several different sites with different tools for looking up IP addresses (not all of these will be independent methods, probably). One also includes more in depth tutorials to do this when you are dealing with a difficult case, and need to do more in-depth research rather than using a simple tool.
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Start "Command Prompt" and type in "ipconfig". That will tell you your own ip address. Then when your chatting with someone (or playing a game) type in "netstat" (in your Command Prompt) and that will show you all the connections open to your PC. (They will be the "Foreign Addresses) i.e. sip2.voice.re2.yahoo.com .   Now you chose the most likely one that would be the chatting connection, and type in "tracert" followed by the "Foreign Address", i.e.  "tracert sip2.voice.re2.yahoo.com". The first line will say something like this  "tracing route to sip2.voice.re2.yahoo.com" and there you will find your friends ip address in brackets\n\nBy the way, that's a good way to find out if someone is connected to your PC that shouldn't be ;)
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the yahoo ip of the host computer