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How can you find your local IP address from the command prompt?

Naresh J . Sep 09, 2023

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You can find your local IP address from the command prompt by typing the following command: ipconfig

This will list all of the network adapters on your computer, including their IP addresses. The IP address that you are looking for is the one that starts with 192.168. or 10.

Sep 09, 2023

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