How To Find Out Your IP Adress...

[Fly2e]

Click this link and it will tell you your IP Address.

http://www.ipaddressworld.com/

Dave

[Stormtropper]

And if your trying to fix up a mutiplayer session over AIM...just right click in the text box...go to Insert...then IP...

[rpmooberry]

  Thanks to everyone...I'm printing this to give it the ole
  college  try Thursday.....
                      Bob in Baton Rouge
                                     :-/

[Theis]

Thanks guys!

SimV IS the best site!

[-sam-]

If you don

[Jared]

www.whatismyip.com

Not even hard to remember the address.. and it tells you in a flash!

[GeForce]

http://www.findmyip.com gives it in nice big letters!

[Jared]

http://www.findmyip.com gives it in nice big letters!

www.whatismyip.com does it boldly! and BIG letters......

[legoalex2000]

www.whatismyip.com does it boldly! and BIG letters......

but www.findmyip.com has big and bold letters, AND LESS ADS!!!

ramos

[myshelf]

LARGE ENOUGH

[cloud9]

WELL....

I put in the IP that it said but nothing showed and... another question.  When you multiplayer do you give someone the IP and everyone goes on that IP or do you go on yours and they go on theirs?

Thanks for the help

EDIT--- Never mind

[legoalex2000]

LARGE ENOUGH

no, sorry, i still needed my magnifying glass

ahh much better!



ramos

[skydiver173]

Everyone, when you click the link, the number that you see is the way the World Wide Web sees your computer. If you run a Router, that number will NOT be actual.

To get the ACTUAL number for your LOCAL MACHINE (your gaming machine), go to Start, Run, type 'CMD' and a new window will pop up. Type "ipconfig". Mine is 192.168.1.101, but the World Wide Web sees it as 68.61.7.XXX. Confusing? yes... but it's important information to run ANY game online, whether it's Flight Sim or not.

NOTE: If you are NOT running any routers and the two numbers are different, its because of the way your ISP runs and there really isn't much you can do about it except call them.

P.S. I figured I would add this post because Routers are becoming more and more popular, and learning about them is VERY important for a great on-line experience.

[legoalex2000]

Everyone, when you click the link, the number that you see is the way the World Wide Web sees your computer. If you run a Router, that number will NOT be actual.

To get the ACTUAL number for your LOCAL MACHINE (your gaming machine), go to Start, Run, type 'CMD' and a new window will pop up. Type "ipconfig". Mine is 192.168.1.101, but the World Wide Web sees it as 68.61.7.XXX. Confusing? yes... but it's important information to run ANY game online, whether it's Flight Sim or not.

NOTE: If you are NOT running any routers and the two numbers are different, its because of the way your ISP runs and there really isn't much you can do about it except call them.

P.S. I figured I would add this post because Routers are becoming more and more popular, and learning about them is VERY important for a great on-line experience.

same here, i used to wonder why so many peoople had my ip of 192.168.0.3, then i found out when i bought a new wireless router or the house. my ip turned out to be 24.12.19x.xxx

ramos

[N724WZ]

http://www.findmyip.com gives it in nice big letters!

Letters? I wonder what my IP woulod look like in letters?   i should try to recreate my IP using Letters.. lol  ;D