How to check IP address in Ubuntu?
You can view your IP address on Ubuntu in a few different ways:
- To find your IP address, open the terminal and enter the ‘ifconfig’ command. Look for lines containing the keyword “inet,” as these will display your IP address. Typically, IP addresses start with the “inet” keyword.
- To use the “ip addr” command: Open the terminal, type the “ip addr” command, and then look for lines related to the “inet” keyword. Similar to ifconfig, these lines will display your IP address.
- To find your IP address, open the terminal and enter the command hostname -I, and then press Enter. This command will display your IP address.
- View in the network management graphical interface: On the top menu bar of Ubuntu, click on the network icon and select the network connection you are using. In the dropdown menu, you will see the current IP address of the connection.
Please note that you may need administrator privileges (root or sudo) to execute certain commands.