How to detect own IP (assigned by DHCP server)?

Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has a dynamic IP
which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the session.

How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?

Matthew

Matthew Lincoln wrote:
> Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has a dynamic IP
> which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the session.
>
> How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?
>
> Matthew

man ifconfig

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Matthew Lincoln schreef:
> Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has a dynamic IP
> which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the session.
>
> How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?
>
> Matthew

sudo /sbin/ifconfig

Matthew Lincoln wrote:

> Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has a
> dynamic IP which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the session.
>
> How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?
>
> Matthew

man ifconfig

Matthew Lincoln wrote:
> Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has a dynamic IP
> which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the session.
>
> How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?
>
> Matthew
ifconfig -a

Matthew Lincoln wrote:
> Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has a dynamic IP
> which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the session.
>
> How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?

Terminal session:

ifconfig

Ubuntu:

System --> Administration --> Network Tools --> Network Device

On 2008-12-09, Matthew Lincoln <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has
> a dynamic IP which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the
> session.
>
> How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?
>
> Matthew

ifconfig


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Matthew Lincoln wrote:
> Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has a dynamic IP
> which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the session.
>
> How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?
>
> Matthew

$: ifconfig

Matthew Lincoln wrote:

> Assume I am connected to an inhouse-LAN and my local Linux system has
> a dynamic IP which is assigned by a DHCP server at the start of the
> session.
>
> How do I find out my current, dynamic IP?
>
> Matthew

Are you looking to find out your internal IP on the WAN/LAN, or your
external IP (what a site on the Internet would see you connecting
from)? Anyway, look at running ifconfig.
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In newstr216-(E-Mail Removed),
Luuk <(E-Mail Removed)> typed:

> sudo /sbin/ifconfig

"/sbin/ifconfig" with any options is entirely sufficient; no "sudo || su" is
required.