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Find your Windows computer's default gateway
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Thursday May 7, 2009
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Thursday May 7, 2009
Most home networks are connected to the Internet via cable, DSL or satellite connections. These connections run into your router and it becomes the "gateway" for all the computers on your network. Sometimes you need to know the IP address for your default gateway so here's how to find it!
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- In Windows click on Start, then on Run, and then type "cmd" and press Enter to open a DOS window.
- In this window type "ipconfig" and press Enter.
- The screen will display some numbers and what you want to look for is the term "Default Gateway."
- The default gateway's IP address is 192.168.something.1. This is true of the
majority of routers.
- The default gateways IP address can be changed, but that will be discussed in the 10-part series on routers.
- In this window type "ipconfig" and press Enter.
- The screen will display some numbers and what you want to look for is the term "Default Gateway."
- The default gateway's IP address is 192.168.something.1. This is true of the
majority of routers.
- The default gateways IP address can be changed, but that will be discussed in the 10-part series on routers.
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