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Then, for example, is it useful when transferring files with OICQ?

To know the other party's IP, using the software that shows the other party's IP in QQ is the simplest, but it won't work if the other party uses a proxy server. Otherwise, run cmd, enter netstat at the DOS prompt, then invite the other party into a one-on-one chat, and then use the netstat command again to see the two results are different. The extra IP is the other party's. To hide your own IP address, use a proxy server.

[ Last edited by wphs0326 on 2005-11-7 at 19:15 ]

Your answer is very good and also very serious, thank you! Those who answer the questions are best to be like this one. Because we are weak and come in to learn.

Thanks

It's really good... How to hide your IP////////????

It seems that in the DOS state, entering ipconfig/all can obtain the IP address and network card address on the computer.......... As for wanting to get the other party's IP, I think the most direct method is to enter the above command on the other party's computer

Execute the ipconfig and winipcfg commands under DOS

Yes, that's right. You can see your own IP address using ipconfig. Also, you can get the IP address by entering "ping" followed by the other party's website in the command prompt.

There is the ip below the forum

I summarize: ipconfig/all can view your own IP. When there is a connection with the other party, you can use netstat to view a series of IPs connected to you. Just find them carefully. In the case of no connection, only the other party's machine can run ipconfig! As for hiding your own IP, you can only learn from hackers and find zombie computers to act as proxies!

I will list several methods to obtain the other party's IP address:

1. Install a forum on your own machine, such as "Dvbbs Forum", then put your own photo, set the post where the photo is placed as a reply post (or someone else's photo, in short, it should have the charm to attract the other party to view), and then let the other party log in to your forum and post a reply. You can know the other party's IP address by looking at the IP address of the reply. Is it simple?

2. Install a QQ that can check the other party's IP, such as Coral虫.

3. Use the netstat command under Windows NT.

Use SOCKET to compile a program for cyclic scanning!..

In the command line of Win NT/2000/xp, the `nbtstat -s` command displays the connection status between this computer and other machines, including:
Local Name State In/Out Remote Host Input Output
information.

Then ping the "Remote Host name" to see the IP address of the other party.

[ Last edited by taowentao on 2005-8-28 at 14:54 ]

Excuse me, experts, how to use SOCKET programming? Thanks! It's best to write out the code!!!