This article describes how to find your IP address if you are running Windows 95, 98 or Millennium (ME).

This article describes how to find what IP address your computer is using.

This article shows how to find your IP address when running MAC OS X.

This article outlines methods of resolving issues with a 169.x.x.x IP address

This article discusses how to find your IP in Linux.

This article explains what IP is, what a DHCP IP address is, and what to expect on the ResNet network.

This Article Describes how to check your IP address in Microsoft Vista. 

This article describes how to reset the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Stack in Windows XP since it cannot be removed. Resetting the TCP/IP stack performs the same actions as removing and reinstalling the stack. You may need to reset the TCP/IP stack in extreme cases when it has become corrupt.

This article describes how to reset the TCP/IP stack winsock settings in Windows Vista. A corrupt TCP/IP stack can be a cause of errors and problems connecting to the internet. One specific error is "this page cannot be displayed" in Internet Explorer.

This article describes how to get the pertinent information about an IP address conflict in Windows NT/2000/XP to send to the ResNet Help Desk.