You can use the PING utility
included with Windows to determine the “real” IP address of a web site. Before
using this utility, make sure you are not mapping a host name to some IP
address with HostName Commander, because if you do, the PING utility will show
the address you’ve set up with HostName Commander, instead of the “real” IP
address.
To run the PING
utility, click on the Windows Start button, and choose Run from the Start Menu. If you use
Windows 95,98, or Me, enter “command” (without the quotes) as the command line
to run. If you use Windows XP,2000, or NT, enter “cmd” (again, without the
quotes). Click OK and the command prompt window should appear on the screen.
Now enter the
word “ping” (without the quotes) followed by a space, followed by the host name
you want to determine the IP address of, and press Enter:
HERE IS THE SCREEN SHOT
In this
example, the IP address of the host name www.rkgit.edu.in is74.52.201.2 &
IP Address of the host name www.kiet.edu is220.225.19.55 .
(Keep in mind that the IP address may change in the future!). If the PING
utility reports an error, make sure your computer is connected to the Internet
when you are running it.
Now enter the
word “ping” (without the quotes) followed by a space, followed by the host name
you want to determine the IP address of, and press Enter:
ENJOY THE HACK
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