Adding more to this "off topic" post, <smile>   ipconfig works.  In fact, 
if you want to see more numbers than you wanted, try ipconfig /all

Anyhow, this will only give you the address of your router such as 
192.168.1.100, or whatever.  Also, the address of your computer, depends 
on how your router is set, and if you're doing port forwarding, should be 
static.  I have mi assigned ones below 100, the router at 100, and the 
automatic ones start at 101.  Also, when doing this stuff, be sure your 
subnet mask is the same.

To me, all of this is part of ham radio.  Much of what I have learned over 
the years has been from a ham friend teaching me what he knows, or reading 
something out of a book to me.  Way back when, in 1983, I got an apple 2 
e, and wanted to learn programming.  A friend of mine in Nebraska started 
giving me little programs each night.  I'd type them in and then make 
changes so I could understand what made things happen.  I rreally don't 
see how you can separate the hobbies these days.  I use a computer for i r 
l p, we use computers to get on this list, we use computers to program our 
radios and on and on we go.

73s
Butch Bussen
wa0vjr