To find the IP address of a computer to which you have physical access:
■Windows 95/98/ME
■Click on Start -> Run. Type winipcfg, and click OK or press the Enter key.
■Windows NT/2000/XP
■Click on start, run, type cmd, and at the prompt type ipconfig.
■Type exit to close the command prompt window.
■Mac OS X
■From the Finder, under Applications -> Utilities launch Network Utility. Select the correctethernetinterface. Information and utilities are available from the tabs above.
■Mac OS versions prior to OS X.
■Open Control Panel and click to open TCP/IP. Select the correct ethernet interface in the "Connect via:" pull down menu.
How to determine client (Windows/Mac) IP address
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