Windows:
- Using Settings:
- Click on the Start button press the Windows key
- Click on “Settings”(gear icon) or search for “Settings” in the search bar
- Select “Network & Internet”
- Under the “Status” menu option click on “Properties”
- The IP address will be displayed under “IPv4 address”
- Using Command Prompt
- Press the windows button or ‘Win+ R’ and type “cmd”
- Press enter to open Command prompt
- In the cmd prompt window type ipconfig
- Look for the “IPv4 Address” under active network adaptors
MacOS
- Using System Preferences
- Click on the Apple Icon and go to System Preferences
- Click on “Network” and select the connected network
- The IP address can be seen under “IP Address” or,
- Click on “Details”, and select TCP/IP to view the IP address
- Using Terminal
- Open terminal in the utilities folder
- In the window type ifconfig
- The IP address will displayed next to “inet” under the Ethernet (en0) interface or Wi-Fi (en1) interface
Linux
- Using Terminal
- Open a Terminal Window
- Type ifconfig in the window
- The IPAddress is next to “inet” under eth0 for Ethernet or wlan0 for Wi-Fi