To find out what the current IP address assigned to your iPhone is turns out to be pretty simple if you know where to look.
First, select Settings from your SpringBoard. Next, select Wi-Fi from the resulting Settings menu. This results in a list of available networks being displayed under the Choose a Network… label. To the right of each listed network is a right-arrow icon. Find the network you are currently connected to in the list (it has a tick next to it) and click on the right-arrow icon.
This will bring up the detailed network information, listing among other things the IP address your iPhone is currently assigned with from that network’s DHCP server.
The dreaded 169.254.xxx.xxx IP range with a 255.255.0.0 subnet mask is the first indicator that there is something very wrong with your network setup and should you ever find yourself sitting with that IP range, then it is time for some serious cable checking. Normally most machines get their IP assigned on booting ...
To get your BlackBerry MAC address off most of the recent BlackBerry models is pretty simple. Navigate to the home screen (the one with all the icons on it) and select the Options launcher. Click on that and then scroll down and select the Status option. The resulting screen will show your MAC address, among ...
What you need before we start:- Manufacturer and Model Name (can be found on the printer case)- IP Address (can usually be found on a label attached to the printer or via its test page output)Setting up the printer:1. Click on the Start button, then click Control Panel, then click Printers and Faxes, then click Add ...
ifconfig is the go to command when you want to view anything related to your Internet or network connections on your Linux box. To view the details of the various network adaptors currently visible, simply run: ifconfig This will feed you back details about your available network adapters, MAC addresses, ass ...
The Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 is a nice mid-range Android phone running 2.2 Froyo with Touchwiz 3.0 on top. Sometimes it is useful to know what your device's MAC address is and to locate it on the phone isn't always that intuitive. First, select the Settings application from the main menu and once loaded, select th ...
Craig Lotter is an established web developer and application programmer, with strong creative urges (which keep bursting out at the most inopportune moments) and a seemingly insatiable need to love all things animated. Living in the beautiful coastal town of Gordon's Bay in South Africa, he games, develops, takes in animated fare, trains under whichever martial arts dojo is closest at the time, and for the most part, simply enjoys life with his amazing wife and daughter.
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