Bobby Jack Asked: 2009-08-19 03:30:27 +0800 CST2009-08-19 03:30:27 +0800 CST 2009-08-19 03:30:27 +0800 CST How do I determine the primary IP on a Windows Server 2003 box? 772 How do I determine the primary IP on a Windows Server 2003 box? windows-server-2003 ip-address 1 Answers Voted Best Answer Marko Carter 2009-08-19T03:40:33+08:002009-08-19T03:40:33+08:00 If the machine has a static IP: Click Start Control Panel Network Connections Select the name of your connection (Usually 'Local Are Connection') Click Properties From the list of options select 'Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Click Properties again A Properties dialogue will pop up showing IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway and DNS. Any other IP addresses assigned to the adapter can be found by clicking the 'Advanced' button. If the machine has a dynamic (DHCP assigned) address: Click start, Click 'RUN' In the box that appears type CMD and click 'OK' In the black window that appears on screen type ipconfig /all Hit return Information about all of your network adapters will be returned including the IP. Type 'exit' and hit return to end the session
If the machine has a static IP:
Click Start
Control Panel
Network Connections
Select the name of your connection (Usually 'Local Are Connection')
Click Properties
From the list of options select 'Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Click Properties again
A Properties dialogue will pop up showing IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway and DNS.
Any other IP addresses assigned to the adapter can be found by clicking the 'Advanced' button.
If the machine has a dynamic (DHCP assigned) address:
Click start,
Click 'RUN'
In the box that appears type CMD and click 'OK' In the black window that appears on screen type
Hit return
Information about all of your network adapters will be returned including the IP.
Type 'exit' and hit return to end the session