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Hex IP address?
Previously when I got asked to give someone my IP address to play a game I did 'Ipconfig' and gave it to them. Now that I am accessing the net through a router I followed the same proceedure and got what I understand to be a hexadecimal value.
What's this all about? :dunce: |
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If you are running a server, then they need to know it to connect. If you are running through a router - then the IP on your local machine cannot be seen on the internet - only the IP of the router. You will need to set the router to forward certain ports to the internal IP for a server to work. As to the Hex bit - you haven't enabled IPv6 on your router have you ? post the ipconfig (as the address will most likely be of the 192.168.1.10x range), and I will try to work out the issue - however - make sure it is the PCs IP address - not the routers (as that is not a good thing to post ;) ) Zovat |
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How can I find the Ip address of the Router out of inquisitiveness? Also, how do I make that IPv6 work if I, in fact, can? |
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This will tell you the IP address that you need to give them
http://www.nthellworld.co.uk/home?nav=tools&exec=proxy |
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IPv6 depends on the router and the OS of the systems that you have - and tbh it is not really needed yet (unless you plan to have millions of local devices). It also depends on the router you have, and whether it will support it. |
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