Your external IP address is: 38.103.63.17
If your computer is on a private network (behind a hardware firewall or router) then your computer's IP address is only valid in your own local network. When you connect to another machine on the Internet, that machine won't see your internal IP address. Instead it will see you coming form the IP address assigned to your router. That's what the above IP address is.
How do I find my local (internal) IP address?
The instructions vary based on your computer's operating system.
- For Windows Vista
- Click the Start Orb
- In the Start Search box type cmd and press Enter
- In the command window type: ipconfig and press Enter
- Your IP address will be listed on the IPv4 Address line.
- To close the command window type: exit and press Enter
- For Windows XP, or 2000
- Click Start
- Click Run...
- In the Open: field of the Run window type: cmd and click OK
- In the command window type: ipconfig and press Enter
- Your IP address will be listed on the IP Address line.
- To close the command window type: exit and press Enter
