How can I find my IP?

How to Find Your IP Address

To find your IP address, you can use several methods depending on your device and operating system:

1. Using a search engine: You can simply search "What is my IP" in your preferred search engine, and it will display your public IP address.

2. Using the command line (Windows): Open the Command Prompt and type ipconfig and press Enter. Look for the "IPv4 Address" under your active network connection.

3. Using the command line (Mac): Open Terminal and type ifconfig and press Enter. Look for the "inet" address under your active network connection.

4. Using the command line (Linux): Open Terminal and type ifconfig or ip addr show and press Enter. Look for the IP address associated with your active network connection.

5. Checking network settings (Windows/Mac): You can also find your IP address through your network settings. On Windows, go to Settings > Network & Internet > View your network properties. On Mac, go to System Preferences > Network, then select your active connection and click "Advanced" > "TCP/IP".

6. Router interface: You can also log in to your router's web interface, usually by typing its IP address into a web browser, and find your IP address in the settings or status section.

These methods should help you find both your public and private IP addresses, depending on your needs.