There are times when it becomes really necessary to find out the dynamic identification address of a computer. Using such an address, you can establish the location of the person who communicates with you via Skype, e-mail. Also, a dynamic address is needed in order to confirm the receipt of data from an enterprise or organization. In this case, several options can be used. The use of each of them may depend not only on the specific situation, but also on the user's ability to work with software and computer software.
It is necessary
personal computer, specialized computer programs (in some cases), internet connection
Instructions
Step 1
Find out on which server (meaning - domain) the resource you need is located. So, for example, it is quite easy to determine the location in this case. To do this, it is enough to perform simple manipulations: open the "Start" menu of your PC, according to the menu chain: "All programs" -> "Standard" -> "Command line". After that, you need to enter ping and specify the domain or site address, press the "Enter" key. After all that has been done, a dialog box with the inscription "Exchange packages with …" will appear on the PC display, which will indicate the address of the site that interests you. If the data is successfully sent, the site's ip-address will be displayed on the screen.
Step 2
Determining what address your interlocutor is at at the time of sending a message in real time is also not difficult. All you need is to carry out the standard manipulations of opening the command line and enter the inscription netstat –aon. Then press the Enter key. A list of PC connections will appear in the dialog box, among the lines of which the required digital code of the message sender will be displayed.
Step 3
It is also easy to check the ip-address from which the letter was sent to you in offline mode. It is enough to open the header line of the letter. It is convenient to use programs such as Outlook or The Bat! By opening their title bar and choosing Received: from, you can see the information you need. They are contained, as a rule, directly behind the above command.