[GUIDE] Get IP/Port of Any Server [No Program Needed]

[Frank]

Yeah this is really usefull and it is working!! I have tested it!

[ALEX2008GR]

nice guide bro

[Zigfrid]

simple and usefull, thanks

[Hax0r]

FYI: you can't find other people's ip through MSN unless you are sharing a file with them. Or else you are getting Microsoft's ip... good luck with that.

As a matter of fact, sometimes you can.At least I can.Dunno what happens but I get their IP w/o sending/receiving files.

 

 

to easily find the ip/port of the server just type:

netstat -b

 

it will list the ips+the application name.(l2.exe)

[darkvier]

As a matter of fact, sometimes you can.At least I can.Dunno what happens but I get their IP w/o sending/receiving files.

 

 

to easily find the ip/port of the server just type:

netstat -b

 

it will list the ips+the application name.(l2.exe)

 

"netstat /b /n" for easyful

[Unstopable]

As a matter of fact, sometimes you can.At least I can.Dunno what happens but I get their IP w/o sending/receiving files.

 

thats not possible, because when you chat with people on MSN you are not chatting with them directly they (and you) are being routed through a random microsoft server. the only way to get someones IP via MSN would be to send them a file (which opens a connection directly to them). dunno if they have to accept it or not. then you can use something like ethereal or wireshark to sniff through the outgoing/incoming packets for their IP. netstat works to, i think.

 

anyways there are tons of other programs for things like this, such as netstatx (my recommendation)

[jdman2002]

tnx,very useful and don't need to run external software

[ciger]

Useful thing, u can quickly get needed basic informations for boting etc. Thx!

[kiara]

thats not possible, because when you chat with people on MSN you are not chatting with them directly they (and you) are being routed through a random microsoft server. the only way to get someones IP via MSN would be to send them a file (which opens a connection directly to them). dunno if they have to accept it or not. then you can use something like ethereal or wireshark to sniff through the outgoing/incoming packets for their IP. netstat works to, i think.

 

anyways there are tons of other programs for things like this, such as netstatx (my recommendation)

netstat -n -b  show IP when you transfer a file .... accept request must be granted

[Dadman]

I only want to thanks you. it works perfectly, it's easy and usefull.

Even if it's old, thanks to remind it  ;)

[Lain]

No problem ^^

[HUNpusi2]

verrrry useful, i could use this. it must be sticky. it is very easy, but i havent known this

[aasi888]

also, you can probe with "netstat /n /b" is most usefull

What does the "/b" do? How is this different from the one posted in 1st post? This is very usefull works in pretty much any game I've needed to get ip/port.

[Lain]

I think it should be sticked** :p

[d3d051]

Mmm, I don't think this is such a great discovery. I think that lots of ppl already know what netstat does on cmd. Also I think that netstat -n -b would be more usefull than netstat -n. It shows all numerical IPs and the application that is using that ip. so it will say:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxx

[L2.exe]