dronadula said:why ur asking abt ISP bcs we are asking regarding the system addressing on internet thats it........
I thnk ISP is not really the matter.............
This is right way to find static or dynamiccool_techie_tvm said:Well if u just wanna know whether u are on static or dynamic ip, head on to *www.whatismyip.com/ and note down your ip address. Disconnect and re-establish your net connection. Go to the earlier site and check if the ip remains the same. If it is, u have static ip allocation and vice-versa !!
The IP which we get using command is not the IP given by our ISP..rather it is IP of our LAN card.U can also know the same by typing in ipconfig /all in the command prompt. Your IP address will be listed in there. Disconnect and re-establish the connection the repeat the same steps.
Please post if u need detailed explanation of the second step
dronadula said:sorry to say tht u r soo poor in networking.u r saying tht static IP ill cost extra.IT"S FALSE bcos dynamic ip ill cost extra .static ip is cheap ....
dronadula said:sorry to say tht u r soo poor in networking.u r saying tht static IP ill cost extra.IT"S FALSE bcos dynamic ip ill cost extra .static ip is cheap ....
I think U have a big confusion regarding this.dronadula said:sorry to say tht u r soo poor in networking.u r saying tht static IP ill cost extra.IT"S FALSE bcos dynamic ip ill cost extra .static ip is cheap ....
ravi_9793 said:The IP which we get using command is not the IP given by our ISP..rather it is IP of our LAN card.