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Grex Internet Item 157: How do I get the IP-adress of a site?
Entered by masau on Mon Sep 24 12:44:31 UTC 2001:

A very simple question, not? I just would like to know how or where I 
can see the IP-adress of site. When I'm for example surfing to 
www.yahoo.com, is there a possibility to view the adress?

3 responses total.

#1 of 3 by remmers on Mon Sep 24 17:21:35 2001:

Do:
        nslookup www.yahoo.com

#2 of 3 by coodaddy on Sun Nov 25 16:52:43 2001:

The explanation depends on your operating system.  
Windows 9x I suggest downloading samspade.org and using the nslookup feature
windows 2000/nt have nslookup so just open a command prompt and type
nslookup www.yahoo.com
Linux open a command prompt and type host www.yahoo.com

#3 of 3 by sreeju on Sun Dec 30 04:11:01 2001:

it is possible to find the ip address of a site .
give ping site name or u can use route command.
to  get ip address of incoming packets (it contains the ip 
of the server site),use any packet analyser(sniffers), u can easily get
the ip address by verifying the recorded items.most of the  operating system
has the option to this.
u can use nslookup command.

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