Finding Comp IP behind a router.

[JustinPMI]

I'm tyring to figure out what the IP of each comp within our network is. All of the comps are behind an SMC router. I know we are using internal IPs which I think are only on the internal network (IE 10.10.10.1 and 10.10.10.129, like that). Can some one point me in the right direction? Oh I tried using broadband reports IP ID feature, and each comp would ping back the IP of the router.

[Spider]

Hi JustinPMI,

You have the computers private IP
or
the computers router assigned IP

I'm not quite sure which one your after. Is this something
winipcfg can't show you?

[JustinPMI]

I need to get the assined IP of each comp. I'm trying to set them up so that I can run Radmin on them while out on bussiness trips. But to do so I need the IPs and the only one I can seem to find is that of the router. In the settings of the router the IPs for the machine are Static and set to last for a week (this was configed by the our ISP). Some one told me of some sort of program I can install on them machines. And then run though the web which will basically track down and tell me what the IP of the machine is at that time. *edit* winipcfg isn't on XP Pro, or I just can't find it

[enat66]

I am not sure if this will do it but it's worth a shot
IP Chicken (http://www.ipchicken.com)

[JustinPMI]

nope no luck just shows the IP of the router

[enat66]

IPCONFIG in Windows XP:
Directions Here (http://www.broadbandreports.com/faq/3036)

[burnout289]

do you know the local IP of your router? you should be able to log on to the router from IE by entering the IP and then giving your login info [however you originally set it up]. somewhere there should be a table of all the computers connected and their IP addresses.

this is how my NetGear router works, not sure if all of them allow logging in, but i would assume so, or how else do you set ports to be open and all that jazz?