Network Tools : Check Online your WAN IP, LAN IP, Mac addresse, Open Port for Port Forwarding

1. Click Here to Check Your Local IP Addresse...........            OR                        

2. Check Your Local Lan IP addtress

Check Your Wan IP information Below :

3.  Check Your Wan IP addresse  ..   Click Here    (Detailed with proxy & port information)
   
     Note : 1. Wan IP is also known as (Public, External or WAN IP Address)
               2. Lan IP is your internal IP or router IP address (LAN IP). IP Router address have private                      numbers and is set to a default by your router.

4.  Check your Mac addresse  .....  Click Here


5. Want to Check if port is opened on specified IP ?   Click Here

Network Troubleshooting Commands :

1. How do I find my MAC Address ?

 getmac

2. What is My IP addresse ?

ipconfig :
Is used to find out your current TCP/IP settings. With IPCONFIG you can find out your IP Address, find your Default Gateway and find your Subnet Mask. This is a very handy network tool for finding your local IP address.

ipconfig /all : 
To display all your IP information for all adapters. With ipconfig /all you can also find out your DNS Server and MAC Address. This will show your full TCP/IP configuration for all adapters on your Windows machine.
You can find out your own IP Address as well as your default gateway.

ipconfig /release :
To release your current IP information and obtain a new IP Address from the DHCP server.

ipconfig /renew :
Used to renew your IP Address if you have it set to obtain IP Address automatically.

ipconfig /displaydns :
This shows your current DNS Resolver Cache Logs.

ipconfig /flushdns
This flushes or clears your current DNS Resolver Cache Logs.

ipconfig /registerdns
The register DNS command updates the DNS settings on the Windows computer. It doesn't just access the local DNS cache, it initiates communication with the DNS server and the DHCP server so it can re-register the network address. You can use this for troubleshooting problems with connection to the ISP (Internet Service Provider), like failing to obtain a dynamic IP address from the DHCP Server or failing to connect to the ISP DNS server.


3. Check Network Connections and Display Port Information :

netstat
netstat can be used to view your active network connections and TCP/IP connections. You can determine what ports are open and being used, what programs are using your ports and what kind of TCP and UDP connections are present. Looking in here for the first time may scare the hell out of you.

netstat Switches
netstat -a Displays all active TCP connections. And TCP / UDP ports.
netstat -e Displays ethernet statistics.
netstat -b Displays all active programs that are listening.

netsh winsock reset winsock reset
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt TCP/IP reset
netsh is used to reset or rebuild the Windows TCP/IP IP Stack. This can be done if you have a problem with DNS. Say you are able to browse to a sites IP address but not to it's Domain Name. You can find the sites IP by using nslookup mentioned above.
You may need to run this command as an administrator by right clicking, run as admin for elevated permissions.

4. Nslookup :
for querying the Domain Name System (DNS) to obtain domain name or IP address mapping or for any other specific DNS record.

5. Traceroute :
is a command which can show you the path a packet of information takes from your computer to one you specify. It will list all the routers it passes through until it reaches its destination, or fails to and is discarded.

6. Winipcfg :

is a command available in Windows allows a user to display network and network adapter information. Here, a user can find such information as an IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, etc.

Current WAN IP Address: 14.141.70.194